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Move over, Rittenhouse Square. While William Penn’s southwest public square may still be the address of choice for Philly’s urban sophisticates, lovers of modern luxury […]
Back in the day — the late 19th and early 20th centuries, to be specific — the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania must have been a […]
A small cafe. Something quiet, delicious, good for the neighborhood and good for the environment. A cafe run by someone with a record of running […]
Extrava … gant? Extrava … ganza? Either one of these terms could be used to describe the four-unit gated townhouse community now nearing completion just […]
One of the big challenges builders of luxury housing face in the city is providing outdoor space. It’s difficult at best to put more than […]
As those of you who pore over real estate listings know, the year 1920 often appears as a placeholder construction date for houses probably built […]
If you follow Philadelphia real estate, you’ve probably noticed that a slew of real estate brokers have gotten into the business of creating their own […]
Have you been looking for a space to turn into the home of your dreams? Here it is: this Fitler Square converted stable house for […]
The Rittenhouse-Fitler Historic District is one of the oldest of Philadelphia’s city-designated historic districts. Specifically, it was the third one to be established, in 1995. […]
The trinity, I’ve maintained in the past, is “the original tiny house.” But it turns out that it’s quite possible to make a trinity not-tiny. […]
Is Fitler Square the sweetest neighborhood in the city? It’s definitely possible. This little pocket of the city (which extends from Locust Street down to […]
The Question of the Day concerning this Fitler Square extended trinity house for sale: Is it really a trinity? The short case for a “No” […]
From river to river, Center City’s residential neighborhoods are filled with grand mansions and townhouses built for the well-to-do in the 19th and early 20th […]
Want to live in a gorgeous Frank Furness-designed house, but don’t want to live in this one in Fishtown? The good news: You now have […]
I’ll bet you didn’t know that there were any trinities this far west in Center City. I sure didn’t. Yet here it is: a too-cute […]