What Leaders Can Learn From Josh Shapiro
I don’t know if he’ll run for president in four years, but he has an admirable ability to bring people together.
Temple Is Lucky to Have John Fry — and So Is Philadelphia
Why I’m so excited about his move from Drexel to North Broad Street.
Allan Domb: Why Crime in Philadelphia Is Plummeting
Credit goes to Mayor Parker — and to our outstanding new police commissioner, Kevin Bethel, who’s proving himself to be one of the country’s best.
Crime in Philly Is Falling (Spread the Word)
If we want our city to rebound, people need to understand that public safety is improving quickly.
Why Allan Domb Is Upbeat About Philly’s Economy
The developer and former City Councilperson knows a thing or two about finances. Here’s why he’s bullish on the economy in Philadelphia
Philly’s Great Office Building Conversion Needs to Start Right Now
Empty office buildings could spell the end of Center City as we’ve known it. But if we take these three steps quickly, we can solve the problem — and create an even brighter future for Philadelphia.
Why Cherelle Parker’s Choice For Police Commissioner Is Great for Public Safety — and the Economy
Allan Domb: Kevin Bethel will make the city safer. But his impact can go beyond that.
Allan Domb: 5 Big Ideas for Improving Public Safety in Philadelphia
With police commissioner Danielle Outlaw departing and a new mayor coming into office, we have an opportunity to change course. Here’s what should happen.
Allan Domb’s New Year’s Resolutions to Recover Millions for Philly
The city councilman-at-large calls on the mayor and his Council colleagues to commit to four “commonsense solutions.”
Op-Ed: Why Philly Should Expand the Property Tax Abatement
Domb: Critics of my proposal to extend the 10-year tax abatement say it will encourage developers to charge homeowners more. That’s dead wrong.