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A Philadelphia neurosurgeon had an Edgar Kaufmann moment when he saw a listing in the Poconos we featured here. And because he did, you have a chance to one-up Frank Lloyd Wright.
SPOTLIGHT LISTING There are so many reasons why you should fall in love with this 6.7-acre French country estate in Spring City—the six fireplaces, detached […]
Elfreth’s Alley doesn’t only have tiny home for once-tiny people. This home for half a million proves the point.
Philadelphia gets a mention in the New York Times’ Business Day section.
Thanks to Technically Philly for bringing this triumph of Philadelphia tourism promotion to our attention…
This is Justin Waeffler, 10, a young professional.
Tony’s Barbershop, where the mayor of Baltimore Avenue once worked, is for sale. And Green Garden restaurant’s business is for rent. Times are a’ changin’ in Cedar Park, University City.
There are six casino proposals on the table. Unsurprisingly, Philadelphians have something to say about them—and they’ll get a chance next month.
Philadelphia’s Actual Value Initiative, or AVI, is here and homes are being reassessed. But don’t go screaming from the theater of life. It’s going to be okay.
Incredible interiors that are fun, pope-worthy, fabulous and slightly bizarre in a home for sale in Center City.
Businessman/philanthropist David Magerman is the kind of guy who makes things happen. The founder of Kohelet and the owner of Michael Solomonov’s Citron and Rose sees a need in his community and works to fill it. He sat down for the inaugural Property Profile.
There’s little Bucks County does better than farmhouse estates. This classic 1820s example on 25 acres “sits high on a South facing hillside overlooking rolling meadows, a pond and picturesque countryside”—which is basically the eau de parfum de Bucks.
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Rittenhouse Square has long been Philadelphia’s most desirable neighborhood for both families and single professionals. Its focal point, the square, is a lovely […]
Each week Property features Household Haiku, a poem inspired by a home for sale or rent on the Greater Philadelphia market.
The Brooklyn co-working space 3rd Ward is bringing a second location to Philadelphia after a long lead time. We have the first photos and exclusive info about the almost-open venue.
SPOTLIGHT LISTING The default setting in classic lit seems to be a stone estate perched above manicured gardens and a rolling green lawn. This Wayne […]
