A homecoming for new owners of longstanding Northern Liberties tavern, sold after 22 years

The 700's name will not change, incoming proprietors said.

Germantown High reimagined as $30 million housing development — with lots of question marks

After two years, neighbors finally heard some details about the hulking vacant property.

There’s ‘luxury’ housing at Philly’s community college, but where are the students?

Main Line developers helped CCP build the Hamilton, now leasing in Center City.

Election 2019

‘Councilmanic prerogative’ is a campaign issue. But WTF is it?

A simple guide to City Council’s real estate power.

Fishtowners are apoplectic about the proposed Starbucks on Frankford Avenue, which they see as ‘the beginning of the end’ for the small business corridor

Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell steered city land at a West Philly developer who’s now throwing her a $250 to $1000-a-plate fundraiser

South Philly is getting a $50 million esports arena from Comcast-Spectacor and Cordish, next to Xfinity Live

This huge seven-story building could land in the middle of the Italian Market

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Philly’s black burial grounds and the battle for preservation

Could a city-funded archaeologist help avoid development tension?

A developer has essentially offered Safehouse a free building in Kensington to establish the city’s first supervised injection site

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After freezing most city-owned land sales in January, Mayor Kenney just outlined some significant changes to the process to prevent “sweetheart deals”

Why did a shuttered Germantown school sell for a fraction of its value?

Neighbors haven't heard a peep from the developer since he bought the building.

The dual-branded W+ Element Hotel rising at 15th and Chestnut is being financed by a $200 million loan

Johnny Doc corruption charges

Johnny Doc and his union allies control a $870k-a-year nonprofit that manages state-owned land between the Ben Franklin and Walt Whitman

Peep 10 hotel developments happening in Philly right now — from Frankford Ave to the former Midtown II diner

This year NoLibs is getting a coliving apartment building — where renters share a kitchen and bathroom with other tenants

Board members of the Center City District are 74 percent white and 77 percent male

Philly’s first licensed woman architect designed this round building in Columbus Square. It’s slated for demolition.

Following numerous damning reports, the city is now proposing to merge its scandal-plagued public land sale office into the Philadelphia Land Bank

Fire sale? The Kensington-Port Richmond scrapyards are cashing out to developers

The industrial stretch along Lehigh Avenue is being filled up with condos.