In recent years, industrial-style homes and apartments—with exposed heating ducts, brickwork and metal beams—have become a fixture on the rental market in Philly. But this year, amidst the booming ...

For the past three years, Rittenhouse-area residents have watched as the plans for a 48-story tower—dubbed “The Laurel”—and its adjoining buildings, have changed direction several times. But now, it ...

Renovations to the long-vacant Red Bell Brewery are underway, bringing homes, retail, and parking to the Brewerytown space. But, according to developers, many aspects of the historic, century-old ...

It’s been a long road for The National apartment project—located smack dab in the middle of Old City—but an end is finally in sight. The building owners Buccini/Pollin Group of Wilmington, Delaware, ...

A bi-level condo with views that gaze out over the Schuylkill and Center City just came on the market for $725,000. The two-bed, 2.5-bath home is located in the Riverview Condominium building off ...

An 18th-century home where the country’s original national anthem was written has hit the market for $2.4 million, wowing with its rich history and old-world charm. The home at 338 Spruce Street was ...

The new—and long-anticipated—Comcast Technology Center, is proof that opposites attract. Trees and wood on the ground floor create an earthy feel, while upstairs, the office areas scream ...

As the unveiling of the new Met Philadelphia approaches, the group behind the renovated venue is giving a glimpse into what the new place will look like when it opens late this year. Live Nation ...

The redevelopment of Washington Avenue continues—this time with a plan for apartments, retail, townhomes, and public space right across the street from the (initially controversial) Chocolate Factory ...

The transformation of the historic, 150-year-old Frankford Chocolate Factory into townhouses and mixed-use development could start as early as this year. OCF Realty posted a short update on the ...

City officials cut the ribbon, welcoming the opening of Philly’s long-awaited Rail Park. Anna Merriman The opening of Philadelphia’s long-awaited Rail Park means more than just a public green space.

An adaptive reuse project that sees a former hospital transformed into a Francisville apartment building, just wrapped up at the corner of 16th and Girard. Dubbed The Civic, the building offers 88 ...