Who’s behind the orange signs around Philly criticizing rogue developers?
Carpenters union leaders said the Build Fair Philly campaign is an attempt to raise awareness of irresponsible construction.
Carpenters union leaders said the Build Fair Philly campaign is an attempt to raise awareness of irresponsible construction.
The abundance of apartments in the Fishtown area has made it hard to finance new multifamily development.
The project is being partly paid for as a result of the 1970s-era Community Reinvestment Act, which requires banks to invest in historically neglected areas.
While no data centers have been proposed in Philadelphia, city planners are preparing for the debate to come.
New-York developer CSC Coliving, who beat out Philadelphia's Dean Adler, is backing out redeveloping the empty office building.
A suburban developer sold the lot to Philadelphia-based real estate interests, who are making their move.
This Temple University professor argues that public bathroom policy has contributed to inequality.
The properties are currently home to TCO Fly Shop, The Buttery Bryn Mawr, Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, and Carina Sorella, as well as upper-level apartments and offices.
Neighbors fought against houses being built on the property. Now they're getting a giant warehouse instead.
The City Controller’s report recommends simplifying the “complicated compliance process for hosts."