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Some years back, this section had a regular department titled “Why Won’t This Sell?” Maybe I need to dust that off for this Queen Village […]
The general rule of thumb is: A young single person or couple buys a cute trinity in one of the neighborhoods where they abound. Then […]
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 […]
Want proof that the real estate market cooldown many of us had been hoping for has arrived in full force? Consider this listing, the first […]
You might have noticed by now that I am quite fond of Fishtown’s Old World Warehouse condominium. Converted factories and warehouses offer residential space with […]
Fishtown’s Old World Warehouse — built in the 19th century to house an elevator manufacturer — is one of the most distinctive industrial loft condo […]
Rowhouses that look like this one on the outside are a dime a dozen in South Philadelphia. Most of them date to the first decade […]
Up to this point, I haven’t used the terms “Fishtown” and “million-dollar designer townhouse” in the same sentence. There’s a first time for everything, I […]
Bet you didn’t know that Formstone could ever look this good, did you? Neither did the designer/marketer/strategist who bought this Fishtown rowhouse and made it […]
Readers of a certain age may have fond memories of “The Blues Brothers,” the 1980 film in which “Saturday Night Live” regulars John Belushi and […]
The owner of 649 Loves Lane in Wynnewood was all ready to pull the trigger. The Tudor Revival house, part of a unique, historic community […]
Folks, don’t try this at home. Unless, that is, you have the design skills, understanding of function and space-shaping ability to turn an old rowhouse […]
End-unit rowhouses are special. Why? Because they have more windows, that’s why. All those extra windows give them much more light than their hemmed-in midblock […]
On Monday, I gave you one reason why homeowners hire interior designers to shape their spaces. Today, I offer another: They can get cooler furniture […]
Attendees at this year’s ThinkFest heard developer Roland Kassis explain how he got started on the path to transforming Fishtown’s Frankford Avenue with a tale of […]