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Amidst the hoopla of the renovations and rebranding of The Gallery, a new flagship Wawa and some fuss about parking in South Philly, developer Ken […]

It’s been about eight months since we’ve checked in with developer Ken Weinstein regarding the Jumpstart Germantown program, an incubator of sorts for people looking to […]

Does becoming your own rehabber appeal to you? Would you like to follow in the footsteps of revivalists like Rachel Street and Kelly Straka? Do […]

The Joseph Mitchell House, located in Germantown’s Tulpehocken Station Historic District, has sold for $525,000 a few months after its owners relisted the property. The […]

Want to live in tomorrow’s next hot neighborhood? Jumpstart’s four-week neighborhood-based training programs will teach you how to rehab a house, and they’ll finance your […]

An idea that has been gaining steam of late among developers and planners is “social impact development.” This relatively recent concept marries the market to […]

Imagine hundreds of developers getting their start all while breathing new life into their childhood neighborhoods and without pushing longtime residents out. If this sounds […]

As you are probably aware by now, developers’ boot camps run by the Jumpstart Network have unleashed a wave of small-beer rebuilders upon neglected Philadelphia […]

VIDEO: Watch our four contestants on Philly FYI (and hear a little bit of good-natured trash talk). Congrats to Jim Schindler, our first-ever Philly Mag […]

If you haven’t copped wise to this yet, let me make it plain: I’m rooting for Germantown’s revival. The second-most-historic neighborhood in Philadelphia, as a […]

The Tulpehocken Station Historic District in Germantown is only about six square blocks, but it is bursting with architectural gems like this Gothic Victorian better […]

At least this diner won’t be called the Trolley Car. But the Trolley Car’s owner plans to open another one as one of the first […]

“See anything down there?” Lena wonders what I’m looking at, from the overpass on Germantown Avenue, just west of Hunting Park Avenue. “Just trash,” I […]

I want to test out a theory, which is that laundromats are great places to meet people, though I am also pretty sure this is […]

This morning, for the third day in a row, class at an educational institution in Philadelphia was disrupted by the specter of gun violence. Today’s scare: Martin Luther […]