A Philadelphia judge ruled that Philadelphia's ordinance "does not create a private cause of action for housing discrimination.” It's unclear how far-reaching the decision will be.

The Fort Washington-based luxury homebuilder bought the property for $7.2 million, with construction set to begin later this summer.

The developer, Dwight City Group, but has been building in neglected neighborhoods in and around Philly.

Emily and Tom Matera gutted and renovated their house in Linwood, fulfilling a dream to live near the Shore.

Developer Roland Kassis, known for his key role in remaking Fishtown into a residential and restaurant hub, is behind the latest project.

The fifth-floor corner unit has a balcony with canal views and a gated resident parking area.

Glen Foerd, the 18-acre public park and historic 19th-century estate in Northeast Philadelphia, is launching a preservation project to restore the exterior of its mansion.

The Restore, Repair, Renew program's loans are meant to help middle-class households.

With some home prices in North Wildwood soaring past $2 million, luxury buyers who have taken over the Shore have squeezed to nearly the end of the tube and turned to … Wildwood.

The median home sold in the Philadelphia region last year was 25 years older than the median home sold nationwide.

A North Philly family complained to the city about the abandoned rowhouse next door before it collapsed, endangering their home. And a professional home stager shares tips for getting a home sold.

The long controversy over the St. Laurentius site in Fishtown appears to finally be concluding.

The decade-long fight to preserve the city’s oldest Polish church ended in demolition.

It’s almost springtime! Many cherry trees buds are emerging and some are already in full bloom.

The property on Townsend Road was purchased by a Los Angeles-based investment manager.