The Post Brothers are planning another large apartment building for Northern Liberties
The developer says apartment demand is still high in Philadelphia's Northern Liberties neighborhood.
Historic church at 42nd and Pine to become apartments after Penn declined to buy the building
The former congregation had hoped Penn would buy the building for community use, but the university eventually decided against it.
Home insurance costs in N.J. and Pa. are below national averages but on the rise
With home insurance rates continuing to climb, "some homeowners are questioning whether they can continue carrying coverage," said an insurance expert at LendingTree.
The historic Conkling-Armstrong House in North Philly is poised for affordable redevelopment
One of Philadelphia's unique buildings will be renovated and expanded to offer 24 apartments in North Philadelphia.
The ‘demand is real’ for backyard cottages, in-law suites, and other ADUs, says a Philly-area builder
Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering legislation that would allow homeowners to build accessory dwelling units in places zoned for single-family housing without having to get special permission.
Mayor Parker declares public safety emergency at Bartram Village after squatters cause major damage
The mayor's actions are meant to get around federal regulations that would delay demolition and impede redevelopment.
In Villanova, the average starter home costs $1 million
Villanova is the only community in the Philadelphia region with million-dollar entry-level homes. Since the pandemic, the number of these communities in the U.S. has tripled.
A 100-unit apartment building with a rooftop pool is the latest new development slated for North Broad
Permits for 1,221 apartments have been obtained between City Hall and the southern border of Temple University in the last eight months.
Center City’s Mole Street is getting redeveloped and losing its affordable houses
A beloved cluster of almost 200-year-old rowhouses in the midst of a high-rise corner of Center City is being redeveloped and its tenants displaced.
As home costs rise, Pennsylvanians can now use a new loan for down payments and closing costs
The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency has launched a loan called Keystone — Due at Time of Expiration to help Pennsylvanians with down payments and closing costs.