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Philadelphia Event Listings
Our selective, day-by-day guide to the best of what’s happening in Philly. Send event listings to [email protected] Thursday 5/15 CHARITY: An Evening at Franklin Square […]
What Can Philly Learn From Kansas City?
Philadelphia was once the biggest, baddest town in North America. We were once second only to London in size in the English-speaking world. The national […]
Iverson and McNabb: A Tale of Two Retirements
The tale of two retirements speaks volumes about Philadelphia and our relationship with our sports stars. Allen Iverson is finally calling it quits after running […]
Townhouse for Sale in Washington Square
Philadelphia is a city of squares. And while everyone knows Rittenhouse Square, it’s lower-keyed sibling, Washington Square is a preferred spot for urbanites looking to […]
Old World Charm Meets Modern Conveniences in Society Hill
This home is a classic case of opposites attracting. Old World charm meets modern conveniences in Society Hill. The 1830s townhouse at 3rd & Spruce […]
Have it all at a Rittenhouse Hotel Condo
Interested in having it all at one of Philadelphia’s hottest addresses? This Rittenhouse Hotel condo offers just that. Amenities include a chauffeur-driven town car, room […]
Uber-Luxurious & Spacious Symphony House Condo for Sale
SPOTLIGHT LISTING: Symphony House condo for sale Any urban dweller will tell you that space is a rare find in the city—which makes this 5,100-square-foot […]
Inside Scoop on Philadelphia Real Estate From an Expert
Agent Frank L. DeFazio has been in the real estate business for seven years and focuses largely on Center City and the vicinity. We had […]
Rooms with a View
SPOTLIGHT LISTING Renowned architect Neil Sandvold of Sandvold Blanda designed this full-floor condo in the Rittenhouse Square area, which dazzles with its 360-degree city views. […]
Exclusive Open Houses to Add to Your Weekend Must-See List
OPEN HOUSE Looking for a beautifully restored farmhouse, a roomy Center City townhome or a new, high-end home in the ’burbs? Mark your calendar with […]
Sims Makes Appointments
State Representative-Elect Brian Sims, the Commonwealth’s first openly gay member of the legislature, made two key staff appointments. He named Mason Lane as his chief of […]
The Original Lee’s Hoagie House Closes After Almost 60 Years
The original Lee’s Hoagie House on Cheltenham Avenue has closed. When Lee’s started at 19th and Cheltenham in Mount Airy in 1953 they became part […]
Tonight: Celebrity Bartender Series at R2L
As part of R2L’s Celebrity Bartender series District Attorney Seth Williams will be taking the stand – er, bar – tonight and serving up cocktails […]
6 Things You Can Only Get in Philly
Saveur recently made a list of the 6 Things You Can Only Get in Philadelphia. The editors thankfully didn’t pick up any cheesesteaks on their […]
31 Days of Summer Love Giveaways
Free stuff alert: During the 31 Days of Summer Love (which began on July 16th and ends August 15th) the With Love, Philadelphia campaign will […]