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The folks who transformed Bok want your suggestions.

This house would look as nice in Stockholm or Stuttgart as it does here.

We can also help with that SEPTA Metro stuff.

You now have a chance to own three centuries of history, passed on by a legendary family.

These communities abound in places where everyone knows your name.

Stone Harbor’s history gets a 21st-century reinterpretation.

A “perfect storm” has swamped the dreams of young would-be homeowners.

Medieval whimsy meets contemporary class on the banks of the Delaware.

For those who couldn’t show up to an in-person town hall, PennDot took the town hall to them.

A pair of 19th-century rowhouses got a stunning early-20th-century makeover.

It could, as soon as this spring. And the DRWC wants to know if you’d ride it.

A 19th-century riverside mansion full of 21st-century creature comforts and home to a noted local broadcast journalist.

This house has falling water, too — but this time, it’s the focal point.

Might this be the first work of postmodernist architecture? Whatever it is, it’s intelligently designed.

It’s hot because it’s cooling down — and because it’s a bargain for New Yorkers.