Real EstateFirst warehouses and now restaurants are rising on former mall site in Burlington TownshipThe Burlington Center mall was the last of South Jersey's five regional malls to open and the first to be completely demolished. Now warehouses and a retail strip are now rising there.
Real EstateFirst warehouses and now restaurants are rising on former mall site in Burlington TownshipThe Burlington Center mall was the last of South Jersey's five regional malls to open and the first to be completely demolished. Now warehouses and a retail strip are now rising there.
HomeThis couple ended their house hunt with the Graduate Hospital townhouse where they were already living. It just needed some updating.
HomeThis couple ended their house hunt with the Graduate Hospital townhouse where they were already living. It just needed some updating.
OpinionOpinionSouth Philly’s former refinery site is the city’s next big job center. Can it avoid the Navy Yard’s mistakes?
OpinionOpinionSouth Philly’s former refinery site is the city’s next big job center. Can it avoid the Navy Yard’s mistakes?
ResidentialHere’s how much Philly-area buyers are paying per square foot for a new homeLocal home buyers are spending almost 50% more per square foot for a new home than they did five years ago, according to a report by Clever Real Estate. Price increases are outpacing inflation.
ResidentialHere’s how much Philly-area buyers are paying per square foot for a new homeLocal home buyers are spending almost 50% more per square foot for a new home than they did five years ago, according to a report by Clever Real Estate. Price increases are outpacing inflation.
CommercialArt Deco Center City office building is being eyed for a residential conversion Built in 1928 as the headquarters for WCAU, the building now houses an Old Navy on its first two floors and above contains offices that once used by the Art Institute of Philadelphia.
CommercialArt Deco Center City office building is being eyed for a residential conversion Built in 1928 as the headquarters for WCAU, the building now houses an Old Navy on its first two floors and above contains offices that once used by the Art Institute of Philadelphia.
Real EstateOpen space over senior homes in NJ town | Real Estate NewsletterCherry Hill is in talks to buy and preserve the last piece of the Holly Ravine farm property, keeping it from being developed into homes. And a developer is accused of damaging West Philly houses.
Real EstateOpen space over senior homes in NJ town | Real Estate NewsletterCherry Hill is in talks to buy and preserve the last piece of the Holly Ravine farm property, keeping it from being developed into homes. And a developer is accused of damaging West Philly houses.
CommercialApartment building in Kensington hopes to attract young professionals with affordable units A new apartment building slated for Kensington is aimed at young professionals who want to live without roommates, but neighborhood groups aren't happy.
CommercialApartment building in Kensington hopes to attract young professionals with affordable units A new apartment building slated for Kensington is aimed at young professionals who want to live without roommates, but neighborhood groups aren't happy.
ResidentialShopping around for a mortgage could save Philly-area buyers thousands of dollars per yearHome buyers in the Philadelphia area could save about $2,600 a year and $78,000 over the life of a 30-year loan if they shop around for a mortgage, according to an analysis by LendingTree.
ResidentialShopping around for a mortgage could save Philly-area buyers thousands of dollars per yearHome buyers in the Philadelphia area could save about $2,600 a year and $78,000 over the life of a 30-year loan if they shop around for a mortgage, according to an analysis by LendingTree.
HomeIn renovating this I.M. Pei-designed home, the owners and architects made sure ‘every inch of the house is used’A classic I.M. Pei residence in Society Hill underwent a renovation that emphasized the home's original design, "freeing up the house for open floor plans."
HomeIn renovating this I.M. Pei-designed home, the owners and architects made sure ‘every inch of the house is used’A classic I.M. Pei residence in Society Hill underwent a renovation that emphasized the home's original design, "freeing up the house for open floor plans."
CommercialA 28-story apartment tower is slated for Broad Street just south of Temple’s campusA new apartment tower is being proposed by national student housing developer Landmark properties near Temple University.
CommercialA 28-story apartment tower is slated for Broad Street just south of Temple’s campusA new apartment tower is being proposed by national student housing developer Landmark properties near Temple University.
PhiladelphiaFor some Philly tenants, eviction diversion comes too late. Or not at all.Despite the mediation program’s success, it’s up to landlords to initiate it.
PhiladelphiaFor some Philly tenants, eviction diversion comes too late. Or not at all.Despite the mediation program’s success, it’s up to landlords to initiate it.
HomeHouse of the week: A three-bedroom home on a large lot in Port Richmond for $315,000The 3-bedroom, 2 1/2-bathroom house is on a large lot for the neighborhood and has already been renovated.
HomeHouse of the week: A three-bedroom home on a large lot in Port Richmond for $315,000The 3-bedroom, 2 1/2-bathroom house is on a large lot for the neighborhood and has already been renovated.
Real EstateCherry Hill reaches ‘agreement in principle’ to buy and preserve Holly Ravine farm property as open space The 23-acre site at Springdale and Evesham Roads had been considered for development of a senior living complex.
Real EstateCherry Hill reaches ‘agreement in principle’ to buy and preserve Holly Ravine farm property as open space The 23-acre site at Springdale and Evesham Roads had been considered for development of a senior living complex.
5:54NewsA developer has slowly been taking over this West Philly block. Some residents are paying the price.John Cassidy has slowly been taking over this West Philly block. Some residents are fighting back.
5:54NewsA developer has slowly been taking over this West Philly block. Some residents are paying the price.John Cassidy has slowly been taking over this West Philly block. Some residents are fighting back.
CommercialOffices in the Public Ledger building may be converted into apartmentsBuilding permits reflect a proposal for 265 apartments and amenity space for the tenants.
CommercialOffices in the Public Ledger building may be converted into apartmentsBuilding permits reflect a proposal for 265 apartments and amenity space for the tenants.
HealthPenn biomedical scientists move into new uCity complex with 115,000 square feet of lab spacePenn engineers and physicians will work on cutting-edge biomedical technology on four of the building's 13 floors.
HealthPenn biomedical scientists move into new uCity complex with 115,000 square feet of lab spacePenn engineers and physicians will work on cutting-edge biomedical technology on four of the building's 13 floors.
Real EstateStepping in to help small developers | Real Estate NewsletterSpring Garden Capital is stepping in to loan to small real estate developers, since neighborhood banks have disappeared. And a housing coalition wants more money for Philly's poorest households.
Real EstateStepping in to help small developers | Real Estate NewsletterSpring Garden Capital is stepping in to loan to small real estate developers, since neighborhood banks have disappeared. And a housing coalition wants more money for Philly's poorest households.
ResidentialA new community-driven initiative is asking Philly to spend more housing funds on the lowest-income householdsThe Philadelphia Coalition for Affordable Communities, made up of 76 groups, wants Philly to spend half of its housing money on households making $25,000 or less -- about 30% of the city's households.
ResidentialA new community-driven initiative is asking Philly to spend more housing funds on the lowest-income householdsThe Philadelphia Coalition for Affordable Communities, made up of 76 groups, wants Philly to spend half of its housing money on households making $25,000 or less -- about 30% of the city's households.