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If it is giving you museum vibes, that’s because it is one. Well, as far as personal museum homes go anyway. See, when Henry “Hank” McNeil, member of […]

There’s little we can say about Delancey Place homes that hasn’t been said already: they’re spacious, historic, gorgeous and always on the pricey-end of the market. Even if […]

Back when we told you guys about fall fitness and foodie openings to be excited about, one of our favorites, Sweetgreen, had yet to set […]

In case you missed it, a representative from Chancellor Hotel Associates, the company developing the Little Pete’s Restaurant site, announced to City Council this week that plans to […]

Little Pete’s restaurant and the three-story parking garage that sits above it will not become a Hudson Hotel. Instead, the Inquirer reports, the 17th and Chancellor […]

I can hear the workers hammering, drilling and power-sawing behind the closed, papered-up doors of the soon-to-open Sip-N-Glo Juicery on 20th near Rittenhouse Square. I open the doors […]

Rittenhouse, you rarely cease to amaze us. To be sure, your high-rise apartments bestow the city a bevy of ritzy units, but truth be told […]

If ever there was a home that genuinely warranted the adjective “unique,” this is it. It may not seem that way at first glance, to be […]

As some of you probably remember, back in January, there was a crazy accident at the Lululemon store on Walnut Street — loose bricks from […]

Trinities, by their nature, make excellent second homes in the city for those with primary residences elsewhere. But as you can see by the responses […]

“Just act like you belong and we’ll be fine.” I’m trying to remember the last time I did something like this. I think it was […]

Whoa. Could you imagine if this mega-mansion designed by Theophilus P. Chandler  – for the record, historical notes also attribute it to Horace Trumbauer – at the […]

Purging old paperwork from my drawers, donating long-untouched books to the library, clearing my perpetually mail-laden bureau, and re-organizing my closet…these are all things I try […]

Last night, The Friends of Rittenhouse Square and Arthur Wolk (The Wolk Law Firm) & Boo (the law firm’s house pooch) hosted the 32nd annual […]

This one’s for the Center City crowd looking for something a little different for lunch. A.Kitchen and A.Bar are rolling out a new weekly changing sandwich-and-a-side […]