Town by Town: Not just mushrooms

The discount retailer, long based in South Jersey, plans to invest $370 million in the move, and use another $30 million in Pa. grants. It will eventually relocate 1,500 employees and hire 500.

Homeowners are adding shade to their yards to turn outdoor space into usable living area. And Philadelphia has some of the smallest new apartments among the country's largest renter cities.

Laura White’s gardening knowledge came from childhood memories and neighborly advice. She now cares for colorful blooms all around her Merion Station home.

Philly For Growth, a super PAC backed by the city's development interests, wants to keep progressives from growing their power on City Council.

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

Adding some shade can make outdoor space into a usable living area. Options abound at a range of price points.

The $50 million Oaks at Centennial project is included in the fourth round of the township’s affordable housing commitment.

The house in Montgomery County's Colonial School District has a fenced yard and a garage.

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

It’s a big life change, so take things one step at a time.

Mike Grigalonis, who took over as CEO of the Chester County Economic Development Council in July, reflects on open space preservation, development, and more.

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.

Originally planning to rent, this homeowner found that she could buy a home if she was willing to be flexible.

Today's battles over data centers echo the ones fought in California in the 1950s and 1960s over building high tech industrial campuses.

AI chatbots are changing apartment searches and prompting some in the industry to change how they do business. And Philadelphia's largest apartment owner is planning a new tower along the Schuylkill.

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.

The project faces criticism from neighbors, the district's City Council member, and a city design committee.

A West Philadelphia developer has big plans for Lancaster Avenue, but neighbors want a lot more parking.

The Malvern-based company plans to continue to lease the complex, where 600 IT employees work.

Simmons’ NBA return comes after he stepped away from basketball for a year following several seasons plagued by injury and mental health struggles.

Officials say about 900 workers are still missing from 12 hydropower projects.

A deadlocked jury is scheduled to return for a seventh day of deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial.

People around here know Crestmont, but not why it exists, writes DJ Atkins. There is much to be learned by understanding how the unincorporated community in Abington Township came to be.

Engelbert is a Collingswood native with deep ties to the Big 5 and the area. She led the WNBA through a historic run of expansion and growth, but it wasn't without turmult.

The Wall Street Journal reports the Pa. senator complained about the length of a funeral for slain police officers and was prepared to write an op-ed at the Israeli ambassador's suggestion.