With thousands of apartments in the works, Manayunk hopes for a 2nd rebirth

Homebuyers outnumber sellers in Montgomery, Chester, and Bucks Counties, making this region one of only five seller's markets among the country's largest housing markets.

The poorest still cannot afford most apartments designated as affordable. Homes set aside for these renters were only about 12% of the affordable housing units financed in 2024 by a federal program.

The property includes walking paths, a stream and waterfall, a meditation garden, an arched bridge, extensive lawns, a pond, an in-ground pool, and a four-car detached garage.

The project was planned to replace PHA's former Center City headquarters but has faced years of delays.

Old City is one of the few neighborhoods that still sees condo development. This project could become part of the trend.

“We have been seeing an uptick in this neighborhood … with mid-rise multifamily fitting into some of these larger lots," the developer said.

Two in five homes recently built in Philadelphia were constructed in greater Center City, according to Center City District's latest housing report.

Green Street Friends Meeting, a Quaker congregation in Germantown, pledged to spend $50,000 a year for 10 years as part of its reparations work. It’s helping Black Philadelphians become homeowners.

These homes for sale in Medford, Burlington County; Solebury, Bucks County; and Philadelphia's Queen Village neighborhood are all listed for sale for $1 million.

As always, New York was the most popular out-of-town market looking to move to the Philly area. But the Philly metro was also New York's most popular out-of-town market, according to a Zillow study.

This is the second major apartment proposal this summer for the western side of Walnut Street in Center City.

Of the country’s 100 largest cities for renters, Philadelphia ranked 88th in apartment size, according to RentCafe.

New Jersey was one of the top five states where homeowners reported having the most home equity in the first quarter of the year, according to a report by LendingTree.

In Philadelphia and beyond, the growth of AI is changing the way people search for homes and prompting some in the industry to change how they do business.

Homeowners across the city saw a median 3% increase in their property assessments this year. Steeper property assessment hikes are concentrated in predominately Black and Latino neighborhoods.

There are more houses planned for the Melrose development than before, according to a county review of the Cheltenham project that also raised potential parking issues for the proposed public pools.

The three parcels, situated among the area’s pastures and horse farms, together form the largest package of land currently for sale along the Main Line whose use is not restricted by a conservancy.

The majority of the units — 61 apartments — will be affordable to those making just over $44,000 for a one-person household.

Across the city, Philadelphia is at risk of losing thousands of subsidized rental homes during the next decade as federal affordability agreements expire.

And an e-bike law’s impact at the Shore.

The Malvern-based fund giant has moved its focus to advice, private assets, bonds, and cash.

Our communities do not always understand each other, but discussions at the Atlanta Summit of Black Pastors and Rabbis highlighted our commitment to building stronger relationships.

In medicine, a psychologically safe office or exam room may help patients feel more comfortable discussing emotionally sensitive concerns. It may also improve the likelihood of scheduled follow-up.

The junior guard played alongside pros and Olympians and led Team Canada in assists as it went 5-0 in an Olympic prequalifying tournament.

And the Phillies’ magic number is three.