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If you’ve been following this feature for the past five-plus years, I’m sure you’ve asked yourself at some point, “I wonder how Sandy Smith lives?” […]

There are several ways to preserve and update a historic house. One way, used from time to time on older houses whose insides are pretty […]

Toll Brothers often gets upbraided by critics all over the city, and not without reason, either. The company gets knocked for building inward-looking, low-rise, residential-only […]

Thinking about having children anytime soon? Would you like to give them the best of everything, but don’t want to leave the city to do […]

Wanna get smart? That’s “smart” as in Maxwell, the famed Agent 86 of Mel Brooks and Buck Henry’s classic late-1960s secret-agent-spoof sitcom, Get Smart. But […]

Do you love fine wine? Does the idea of sipping a glass from your own balcony while you gaze upon Independence Hall send a shiver […]

Generally speaking, condominiums in this city come in single- and two-floor versions. These layouts usually put the bedrooms above or below the main floor, ensuring […]

The Society Hill urban renewal project in the mid-1960s made national headlines for its surgical, preservation-minded approach to remaking a rundown city neighborhood. In contrast […]

Now on the market: A vanilla shell in Society Hill, two stories plus roofdeck and atrium. 8,400 square feet, 25 stories above Independence Hall. Another […]

There’s a certain segment of the population, including many hotel designers, that equates luxury and elegance with the traditional Colonial look. That’s why one often […]

Looking for a gracious oasis in one of Philadelphia’s most historic neighborhoods? Your search is over. This extra-wide (26 feet), beautifully outfitted, well-maintained Society Hill […]

Do BMWs make your heart race? Do you dream of getting your hands on “the ultimate driving machine”? If you do, you might want to […]

The newly repaved Spruce and Pine street bike lanes feel like the future of street infrastructure in Philly: They’re smooth and well-marked, and ultimately allow […]

Here and there across the city, you will run across notable rows of townhouses and rowhouses that display exceptional unity of appearance. Usually these are […]

An underground electrical fire directly beneath Twisted Tail in Headhouse Square caused the restaurant to close last night. A combination of PGW construction outside the building at […]