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Update 8/15/2022: Allan Domb is resigning his seat on City Council on Monday and is considering a run for mayor. He bought his first piece […]
Have you dreamed of living in a Rittenhouse Square penthouse apartment? You could buy one right now for just $25 million. That price a little […]
Thanksgiving brings with it several stress triggers. There’s making sure the turkey doesn’t dry out. There’s making sure everything’s ready to serve at the same […]
Philadelphia City Council member Allan Domb wants fresher ideas — and colleagues. Domb introduced a bill this week to cap City Council members’ time in office to three […]
In what was a mere formality, Mayor Jim Kenney officially announced his campaign for reelection on Sunday morning. The announcement, as is common practice these […]
Lots of Philadelphians, noting the influx of New Yorkers seeking big-city amenities on the cheap, go on about how this city still isn’t New York. […]
There are some places in this city where you can take in a panoramic view of the city skyline. The Philadelphian is just about the […]
Allan Domb wants to drop DROP — for new non-union employees, at least. The at-large City Councilman is introducing legislation on Thursday that would curtail the […]
I realize what I’m about to say. I realize exactly what I’m about to say. And yet: It must be said. Every so often, when […]
Looking for ways to bolster the resources of Philadelphia’s Housing Trust Fund, which supports affordable housing efforts in the city, City Council is currently moving […]
Anyone who navigates Philadelphia’s streets (whether by foot, bike, bus or car) knows they’re extremely clogged. Traffic seems like more of an issue than ever, especially […]
So what do you get for anywhere from $6,000 to $12,000 per month hereabouts? Well, with one exception, you don’t get a deluxe apartment in […]
Remember that cute trinity on Iseminger Street in Wash West that wouldn’t sell after six months on the market? Someone actually came close to buying […]
Since taking office two years ago, my core mission in City Council has been to help Philadelphia collect delinquent taxes, improve our schools, broaden our […]
We’ve been doing this feature for just over a year now, and thanks to the superheated real estate market hereabouts, we’ve noticed that the middle […]