Main Line
Where We’re Eating: Fraschetta
If I were opening an Italian restaurant, I probably wouldn’t give it a name that’s one letter away from a mid-range frozen pizza brand. But […]
Main Line Shoppers: This Will Be Your New Favorite Store
Linda Bidlo’s boutique has long been on the shortlist of Buck Co.’s most stylish, with a vast second-floor denim bar (for men and women), top […]
New Listing: E.R. Fenimore Johnson’s $8.5 Million Gladwyne Gem
It’s always cool if you can say someone prominent once lived in your home, even if their celebrity was rooted in something somewhat obscure, like […]
Top o’ the Mornin’ Headlines: Main Line’s Ardrossan Gets Approval From Township
It’s been a long battle, soldiers, but at long last Radnor Township has ruled on of part of the famous Ardrossan estate — late of […]
Morning Headlines: Loft District Building Goes Up For Auction
What’s nine stories high and a full 156,000 square feet? The Independence Press building. Located in Philly’s “Loft District,” 533 N. 11th Street has been […]
Fluid Cycling Indoor Cycling Studio Now Open in Wayne
It’s not very often I find myself writing about two cool new fitness options in Wayne twice in one week, but that’s exactly what I’m […]
Today’s Big, Fat Morning Headline: Urban Outfitters Lifestyle Village Planned for the Main Line
“This is huge!” writes Julie Davis over at Racked Philly, and boy, she ain’t kidding. Urban Outfitters’ parent company, spelled URBN (because when you remove most […]
Philadelphia Restaurant Review: Carmine’s Creole Cafe, Act II
With scaled-down ambitions and pumped up flavors, John Mims comes back to Narberth. But is this homecoming what he really wants? The best place to […]
Will Villanova’s Expansion Measure Up to Agnes Irwin’s? [SLIDESHOW]
Last week parents and interested stakeholders got a look at the new campus of Agnes Irwin, a private girls’ school in Rosemont, which has undergone […]
Zoës Kitchen to Add Four More Local Restaurants
Zoës Kitchen brought its quick-serve Mediterranean to the Philadelphia market in the Spring with stores in Bryn Mawr, Collegeville, Marlton and Newtown. Now, Property has the scoop on Zoës […]
The Hooters Opened Ardmore Music Hall On Saturday Night
Nearly thirty years ago, the Hooters opened Live Aid, Philadelphia’s greatest concert event of all time. (Sorry, Made In America). And on Saturday night, the […]
New Villanova Expansion Plan Gets Hearing Tonight
It’s been a NIMBY nightmare for Villanova. Like Drexel, Temple and Penn, Villanova has been pursuing its own plans for a renaissance to increase the […]
Realtors Accused of Animal-Dumping Put House Back on Market
It was quite a scandal: Two real estate agents who had their house on the market across the street from another house for sale were […]
Villanova’s Incredible Woodstock II — The Barn
Yes, it’s true: The name of this property as listed (Woodstock II — The Barn) sounds like the second installment of a new documentary about […]
Montgomery Avenue: More Than Ever, a Magnet for Orthodox Jews
In 1957 there weren’t many Orthodox Jews in Lower Merion. There weren’t many Jews at all. The synagogues Har Zion, now in Penn Valley, and […]