This house contains 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms in just over 2000 sqft. of living space. With several original details, like a stained glass transom window in the original vestibule, a detailed staircase, and some of the original hardwood floors, this house has a classic feel to it. With a

This 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom condo offers over 1000 sqft. of living space in The Arch building in Old City. And with hardwood floors, high ceilings, and extra large windows, the space seems even larger. The kitchen contains stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and a breakfast bar. The bedrooms are

This 1400 sqft. house in Fishtown features 3 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms. The living room includes hardwood floors and leads into a spacious kitchen/dining area with a tile floor and granite countertops. The second floor has a small bedroom and two large bedrooms, one of which leads onto a back

The other day, we got an email from Bella Vista Town Watch about a Zoning Meeting regarding an upcoming nineteen home development project at 8th and Christian. BVTW is holding a meeting to discuss this project on July 12th at 7:30pm at the Palumbo Rec Center. For what it's worth,

Among the winding pathways of the tastefully pristine UPenn campus, it's difficult to choose any one building as a standout among the many beautifully diverse structures. Architecturally, the campus is sort of a microcosm of Philadelphia, blending modern and classic design while somehow enabling the visitor to forget about their

Located at 1001 E Passyunk, also known as the corner of Kimball St., 7th St., and Passyunk Ave., Tong Tong Bakery has been closed for at least five years. Purchased by John and June Tran in 1996 for 55K, this oddly shaped building occupies a little more than 1300 sqft.

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According to whispers we're hearing, the nearly 19K sqft. Garden of the Arts on the northeast corner of Broad and South Sts. is going to be developed by Dranoff Properties. Sources at PIDC, currently the owners of the property, tell us that Dranoff will construct a six story building with

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Finally, construction appears to be getting under way at the 19-story former State Office Building at 1400 Spring Garden St. Purchased only recently by Tower Investments after about two years of waiting for the wheels of government bureaucracy to turn, this project has the potential to have as much of