How a Brewerytown gym has become a symbol of gentrification in the neighborhood

Straightwashing: Woody’s and how Philly’s gay bars are less gay

Technology, gentrification and tolerance are changing the Gayborhood.

Vandals spreading an anti-gentrification message damaged several buildings and cars in E. Kensington last night

Philly’s Middle Neighborhoods: Fighting blight and beer stores in East Mt. Airy

It’s one of Philly’s most diverse areas but badly needs young people.

Sellers market: Philly’s spring 2017 real estate scene is cutthroat

Escalation clauses, all-cash offers and other new features from buys in suddenly hot ‘hoods: “Twenty-four hours in this market is an eternity.”

Cedar Park is one of the most racially diverse neighborhoods in Philly — at least on the surface. Will it stay that way?

Why Fishtown’s Rocket Cat Cafe and its iconic murals are basically gone

Controversy over a salvage sale explained.

Why this Jewelers Row landlord sold to Toll Brothers

There’s a story behind Roberto Pupo’s decision, which will reshape the corridor.

This new study shows how hard it will be for Philly to keep low-income residents in up-and-coming neighborhoods

Why Point Breeze could save Atlantic City

The struggling city’s mayor was blown away after a trip to Philly, and wants to apply what he learned: “We go to cities because they’re gritty.”

Program that “protects” longtime homeowners from gentrification extended by City Council

Advocates call for “housing impact fee” to be placed on developers