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You could say that David and Emona Vitarelli channeled Oaklyn’s past when they took it upon themselves to make over this modest bungalow there. After […]
My inner grammarian may have given up the fight against it, but it still gets steamed over the widespread misuse of the word “unique.” The […]
French modernist architect Le Corbusier, the man who invented Brutalism, famously once called houses “machines for living.” German automaker BMW has for years called its […]
Reader Scott Taxin of Francisville writes, asking about his abode, which he has recently listed for sale: “Was wondering if there was any way my house could be profiled? […]
Fans of trinities appreciate the efficient way they pack living space onto a tiny lot. Here’s the XXL version of that principle. This handsome refreshed […]
Stop us if you’ve heard this one before: Someone buys a narrow vacant lot on a street in one of those hilly Northwest Philly neighborhoods […]
When real estate investors Steve D’Agostino and Josh Evans lost out on a South Jersey property because they couldn’t get an agent to show up […]
The Garden Court section of University City is a neighborhood of handsome twin houses developed in the 1920s. It’s remained a desirable place to live […]
What you see here is a non-standard standard Philly townhouse. “Standard” because it occupies a long and narrow lot, as most Philly row houses do. […]
You’ve read others elsewhere lament about the plague of houses, plain and fancy, with square bay windows going up all over the city. You haven’t […]
William Penn envisioned his “greene countrie towne” as a city that “would always be wholesome and never burnt.” This much is for certain about this […]
The Philadelphia Flower Show’s 190th annual edition is now one for the record books, but we’re sure that some of you out there came away […]
“Do people throw pebbles at your windows?” That was what graphic designer Patty Tawadros’ mother said to her when Patty told her about the history […]
Ho-hum. Another day, another renovated Point Breeze rowhouse with exposed brick and metal stair railings. It’s easy to get jaded when so many builders follow […]
Usually, when someone moves into a new community, the neighbors get together to offer a welcoming gift. The Houwzer real estate brokerage is flipping the […]