The garage will "contribute to all the negative impacts of traffic to that neighborhood," said the vice chairman of the city's Civic Design Review committee.

Pamela Biasi’s passion for music, ignited by the introduction of MTV music videos in the ’80s, is on full display in her home.

Despite efforts to save it, demolition started last week on the mid-century doo wop gem with the heart-shaped pool.

The house has a finished basement with a media room and a roof deck with city views.

The gated home’s nearly 2-acre property also has a pool, spa, and pond.

As the pandemic emptied office towers, residential developers starting making moves.

The Philadelphia Housing Authority and developer Pennrose have been trying to get project approval since 2019. The cost has risen, and federal funding could be at risk.

During the 19th and 20th centuries, female reformers promoted the plantings for charity and to spur urban renewal. Then they took on a more political, activist meaning.

"Building Ghosts," a recent book from Temple University Press, suggests new ways to look at durable artifacts displayed on party walls across Philly.

She was a founding member of the Wyncote chapter of the National Audubon Society, and her 1988 book, "A Certain Tract of Land," was about the Crosswicks Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary in Abington.

District City Council members have a lot of control over what's built in their neighborhoods.

Take a home design quiz to see if you can spot recent trends in the renovation industry. And check out this record-breaking home sale down the Shore in Sea Isle City.

The business improvement district's latest State of Center City report says visitors are returning, there's too much office space, public transit is necessary, and downtown is a jobs hub.

It's the second highest residential floor in Philadelphia.

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