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Philadelphia’s 44th annual Odunde Festival took place on Sunday, bringing many thousands of people to the city for what is billed as “the largest African […]

How would you classify a house for sale that looks like this on the outside? The listing agent calls it a “Federal-style” house, but that’s […]

Winter officially began Dec. 21st, and while it may not quite feel like it yet, it’s still a sure thing that we will get some […]

Here’s a prime example of an attractive, solidly built newer upmarket house for sale. This two-year-old rowhouse near the heart of Graduate Hospital is typical […]

There are two things you should know up front about Graduate Hospital: The institution from which the neighborhood takes its name no longer exists. Even […]

Classic Philadelphia row homes aren’t all that rare. In fact, they’re not rare at all. What is rare is finding one that’s in such great […]

At the hostess stand, they’re waiting for me when I walk in. Not because I have reservations. Not because anyone recognizes me coming. Just because […]

The good news for those looking to buy their first home is: There are good finds available even in the highly sought-after neighborhoods. Most of […]

Philly has an insanely wonderful fitness scene, but the truth is, many of us tend to stick to our own neighborhoods — we’ve all got […]

Have you ever wondered just what factors into a house’s value? Along with amenities, size and condition, one of the elements agents use to determine […]

We can’t pinpoint exactly when “Graduate Hospital” the neighborhood was born, but if it were possible to give it a birthdate, it would probably be […]

Have you noticed your neighbors munching on avocado toast more at Sunday brunch? Come to think of it, have you noticed them having big Sunday brunches […]

On what would have been the 179th birthday of activist Octavius V. Catto, Mural Arts Philadelphia on Thursday announced its plans to feature the historic […]

Your typical Philadelphia trinity or rowhouse comes with a postage-stamp-sized rear patio paved with concrete. On occasion, you might find one big enough to hold […]

Our survey of affordable homes in hot neighborhoods continues this week with a stop in one of the first of the neighborhoods outside Center City […]