In Bella Vista

Recently, we took a tour of 777 S. Broad St. with Marianne Harris, Director of Sales, Leasing, and Marketing for Dranoff Properties, and we were very impressed with what we saw. This place is both good looking and has a commitment to luxury for residents. Oh, and by the way

941 S. 8th St. sits on the northeast corner of 8th and Carpenter Sts., and it's been sitting empty and boarded up for quite some time. It contained a corner store at some point, but it doesn't look like the store has been open for years, if not decades. According

This new construction home in Bella Vista features 2200 sqft. of living space, a large yard landscaped with pavers, and a roofdeck with a view of the entire city. The home has unique oak floors throughout and is full of natural light. The finished basement has a tiled floor and

After a delicious meal at Nam Phuong, we spotted a painting crew preparing for a hard day's work on Tuesday at the northwest corner of 11th & Washington Ave in Bella Vista. Returning that evening for a second round of delicious Pho, we observed that new angled spaces were painted

Created by a professional designer and his artist wife, 819 S. Warnock Street is an open and bright loft-like three-bedroom and two-and-a-half bathroom new construction with light oak floors on all floors. Three decks, two-car parking, open steel railings, white lacquered kitchen cabinets, a floating bathtub and large angled windows all come with the $799K package,

The tri-junction where Christian, Passayunk and Christian Streets meet is home to one of the tiniest green expanses you will see in the city. But you know what they say: good things come in small . . . park sizes. Triangle Park (the name this strip has been gifted with)

Don’t be fooled by the old sign still hanging over 736 South 8th Street. Vesuvio is long gone; replaced by a much sexier, and more interesting relative: Little Bar. Over the years, owner and manager Mike D’Addesi has given the building several modifications. Originally an Italian fine dining restaurant, Vesuvio was

Renovated in 2006, the Queen Village three-bedroom at 917 S. Sixth Street had two decks, a yard, high ceilings, crown molding work, marble-tiled bathrooms, gas fireplace and finished basement with bar all for $500K. (See? we can still find homes that are cool and not in the seven digits!) Great idea

The extra-wide homes for sale (Coldwell Banker) on 13th Street have everything you would expect from a $649,900 price tag: one-car deeded indoor parking (the only place the PPA can't find you), 660-square-foot roof deck, breakfast bar, walk-in closets and walk-in shower. In real estate, we always see the phrase

Only a week ago we wrote our confused post about Hot Diggity coming to 630 South Street. That same day, CityPaper went and got the deets on Keith Garabedian's chef-d'oeuvre. We're picking up the baton again to bring our Naked readers some more juicy beef from our run-in with Garabedian, who is