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From sustainable materials to aging in place, experts and homeowners share how they keep long-term usability in mind while building or renovating a home.

The home is located near the Wyndmoor Regional Rail station.

Utility bills can reshape your home-buying budget. Here’s how to estimate costs and lower expenses.

Isabel Schloss found her dream apartment in the light-filled Hoopskirt Factory building.

The four-bedroom home has been renovated top to bottom, including new wiring and air-conditioning.

People are installing tiny doors that connect garages to kitchens or pantries.

Mur Sherman Hayman moved to her Center City condo with her husband, Mark Paul, five years ago, and they made it their own with art and architecture.

The home has a finished lower level with a garage, laundry room, half bathroom, and utility closet.

The house also has a sports court and pool.

Caroline and Kevin Finnegan’s century-old Havertown Tudor wore the marks of other families’ history. Now they're creating new stories.

The home is said to have played host to literary greats such as Ralph Waldo Emerson and Horace Greeley.

Highlights include parking for five, a newer French drain, and a revamped backyard.

I learned all sorts of tips, tricks, and strategies reporting "How I Bought This House." Unfortunately, I didn't use any of them.

The property has recently been used as a residence and studio for artist Ray Bartkus, with some space on lower floors rented out to short-term guests.

Devin and Taylor Lashbrook started feeling desperate in their 2020 house hunt. Then they saw the 19th-century farmhouse that would become their home.

The home has several recent updates, include a basement waterproofing and new appliances, that add to its appeal.

Garden designer Nate Reuther revived his Doylestown property, renovating the house, landscaping from scratch, and adding a tiny home.

The house has two bedrooms with a Jack-and-Jill bathroom between them, and an unfinished basement for storage.

Shawn Hagan retired as a city cop in 2024. Since then, his home-improvement company has racked up fraud charges in three counties. One family allegedly lost $100,000 and is still displaced.

Moving the news media, most likely to the Eisenhower Executive Office Building across the street, may be the latest escalation in a remarkable series of moves against the media.

Plus, local billionaire Jeffrey Yass is backing Trump’s ballroom.

Plus, Villanova has 12 interns working in and around the Vatican.

Plus, the former owner of Max’s Steaks has been indicted on fraud charges.

Plus, Boeing’s local plant faces uncertainty.

And Lauren Hart’s mom used to do what?