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It’s not too often that one finds entire houses for rent in Center City and environs. Houses that have been subdivided into apartments are quite […]

Attention, trinity owners! If you are contemplating giving your home an extreme makeover, give the designer or architect who redid this Bella Vista standalone trinity […]

This Fairmount renovated trinity house for sale stands apart from most other trinities in a number of ways. For starters, the row of houses it’s […]

This week’s featured trinity is located on a quiet loop street in Hawthorne. It’s a true trinity, but one with a twist. The twist becomes […]

One of the things I like best about Philly are the surprising little cityscapes one runs across in hidden, off-the-beaten-path places. When my ex and […]

This week’s featured trinity reminds us that we should never judge a book by its cover. For if the only thing we saw about this […]

Today, readers, you have an opportunity to school me on the intricacies of real estate investment. That’s because this week’s featured trinity is actually a […]

Ho-hum. Another Tuesday, another trinity on a gated courtyard lane in Queen Village. But there’s nothing ho-hum about this Queen Village expanded courtyard trinity house […]

When it comes to trinities, Bella Vista and Washington Square West duke it out for the title of Trinity Central. Unfortunately, no one keeps stats […]

Today’s featured house for sale stretches the boundaries of “Trinity Tuesday.” That’s because the only thing trinity-like about this Graduate Hospital new construction townhouse for […]

  We do have a glimpse into the 18th century that survives intact: Elfreth’s Alley in Old City, the nation’s oldest continuously occupied residential street. […]

Take a good look at the facade of this Bella Vista Colonial trinity house for sale. When would you guess that it was built? 1920? […]

This section used to have an occasional feature titled “Why Won’t This Sell?” That department would showcase a house that had languished on the market […]

While heading to a restaurant on Bainbridge Green, or to your parking space after hanging out in Head House Square (assuming you found one this […]

We know how they built trinities in the 19th and early 20th centuries. We also know how they built them in the 2010s, at least […]