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Every spring, the real estate industry gears up for its biggest season of the year. But when Governor Wolf ordered a shutdown in March, all […]
Let’s say that you’re one of those people with a literary bent: You love to talk about books and ideas and you spend hours reading […]
At least as of now, the real estate market hasn’t disappeared completely the way the travel market has. People still need to move for various […]
Now that we’ve disposed of 2019, let’s take a look ahead at 2020. Where will Philadelphia and the region stand twelve months hence? From this […]
As the year winds down to a close, as is our wont, we now take a look back at the past 12 months to see […]
Gentrification is happening across the country, but conventional wisdom would have you believe that much of the most vigorous activity is centered around West Coast […]
Now that the final chapter of 2018 is being written, it’s time to turn our gaze ahead into the year to come. We already identified […]
Center City and its surrounding neighborhoods may have turned a corner, and the job and population growth in those areas may have propelled Philadephia into […]
There are some who tout greater Philadelphia as a “Goldilocks” region, economically speaking: Neither flaming nor frozen, it chugs along at a slow but steady […]
What could possibly be better than success? How about a week that celebrates success and gives people the tools they need to make it in […]
It’s easy to get caught up in the numbers when talking about real estate. That’s why we sought out real people, and real stories. These […]
“We are having an inventory crisis,” Lauren Leithead tells me matter-of-factly. The two of us are having omelets at Sabrina’s Cafe in Wynnewood, and I […]
If these top-of-the-market homes are any guide, there may be few neighborhoods in Philadelphia where one can live as large as one can in Logan […]
Millennial homebuyers think now’s a good time to buy a home. That is, until they actually buy a home. That’s one of the key insights […]
The neighborhood where Philadelphia began is called Old City — please, none of that faux-Colonial e-on-the-end business — for a reason: This was the earliest part of […]