The architectural committee of the Philadelphia Historical Commission refused to allow the owner of one of Philadelphia’s best examples of Art Deco buildings to change the structure’s distinctive blue color to gray-white.

The National Association of Realtors says more buyers are interested in home offices and back yards than in pre-coronavirus days.

The house checked all the boxes for city living: central location, space for entertaining, and something fairly new that wouldn’t require much maintenance.

Stuck inside during the quarantine, some people have taken to fixing up their homes. Often projects take a lot longer than expected and involve multiple trips to the home improvement store.

Hilco Global has a long history of buying and salvaging distressed businesses and real estate, but its track record is mixed.

Self-isolation has people rediscovering the value of having hardcovers at home. Pair books with objects, art, photographs and ephemera.

A DIY project enables three children to play together while still practicing social distancing — and it has the extra benefit of keeping them out of their parents hair for a while.

According to the latest data released by Freddie Mac, the 30-year fixed-rate average sank to 3.24% with an average 0.7 point.

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Live or recorded video, immersive 3-D tours, and large, high-resolution photos can attract a raft of interest in a home during the pandemic, while open houses have been prohibited, and few want to show or visit a property in-person, real estate agents said.

The 6,539-square-foot house, on two acres in the Springton Chase Community, has five bedrooms and 4 1/2 bathrooms.

Pennsylvania laws governing the licensing and registration of real estate agents are “unreasonable” and “unduly oppressive” when applied to short-term vacation property managers, according to the state Supreme Court.

In-person home showings, appraisals, inspections, and other real estate activity can resume throughout Pennsylvania under certain safety guidelines, according to an executive order Gov. Tom Wolf issued Tuesday.