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The trinity, I’ve maintained in the past, is “the original tiny house.” But it turns out that it’s quite possible to make a trinity not-tiny. […]

Is Fitler Square the sweetest neighborhood in the city? It’s definitely possible. This little pocket of the city (which extends from Locust Street down to […]

The Question of the Day concerning this Fitler Square extended trinity house for sale: Is it really a trinity? The short case for a “No” […]

From river to river, Center City’s residential neighborhoods are filled with grand mansions and townhouses built for the well-to-do in the 19th and early 20th […]

Want to live in a gorgeous Frank Furness-designed house, but don’t want to live in this one in Fishtown? The good news: You now have […]

I’ll bet you didn’t know that there were any trinities this far west in Center City. I sure didn’t. Yet here it is: a too-cute […]

There’s a part of me that’s not exactly excited to share with you that there’s a new pizza place opening in Philly. This city’s obsessive […]

How do you take a standard four-story Rittenhouse Square townhouse, split it into two apartments, and still have each apartment feel spacious and airy? The […]

There’s nothing quite like a crispy, juicy, saucy cutlet — whether chicken, veal, or eggplant. And now, cutlet specialist Cotoletta Fitler Square is serving them […]

Mama Palma’s, the long-running pizzeria and Italian restaurant in Fitler Square, is getting a new interior, a new menu, and a new name. Renato and Brunella […]

There are few nicer options for city living in Philadelphia than its stock of courtyard townhouses. These tucked-away houses usually offer a quiet green retreat […]

Trattoria Carina has been quietly crushing it since owner Dan Clark quietly replaced the too-popular Fitler Dining Room at 22nd and Spruce with the Italian concept a […]

Have you outgrown your cute-but-cramped Wash West trinity but still appreciate the simple beauty and functionality of that most Philadelphian of house types? We have something […]

Speaking of “historic landmarks for living”: One of the first buildings Carl Dranoff’s first development firm produced was Locust Point, one of a slew of […]

If you want a feel for just how much the ultra-luxury real estate market has changed in Philadelphia since Tom Scannapieco shook it up with […]