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Nominate someone for Billy Penn’s latest Who’s Next list: Real Estate & Housing

We’re looking for outstanding people under the age of 40 who are helping build Philadelphia.

The videos cover topics like getting back your security deposit and preparing for landlord-tenant court

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Kenney has exactly one month to sign City Council’s hard-fought construction impact tax into law

More than a third of Philly home assessments are incorrect, an Inquirer/Daily News analysis found (the city disagrees)

A list Philly definitely doesn’t want to be on

City Council approved the a new tax on construction, but not with enough votes to override a veto — which Kenney might do

After allegations of bed bugs and grift, city facility cuts ties with South Philly recovery house

Clean Days & Sober Nights is privately owned — and certification isn't mandatory.

BROKE in Philly

This Philly housing project helps residents double their income

The Women's Community Revitalization Project offers 282 units and a slew of community services.

Former tenants cite racoons in the ceiling, call Sheriff Jewell Williams a ‘slumlord’ in latest allegations

Couple fronts $140,000 cash to save North Philly community hub

Greg and Danielle Parker are serious about helping Sharswood.

Project HOME is opening up 88 apartments in North Philly for people who are homeless and in recovery

A West Philly landlord sent eviction notices to dozens of residents, saying the city ordered him to shut down. Nope — he’s just selling the properties.

One downside of Philly’s revitalization: a high eviction rate

Councilman Curtis Jones Jr.'s "Good Cause" bill aims to change this.

City Council is reportedly considering a construction tax — a 1 percent ‘impact fee’ that would help fund affordable housing

Banks to Philly City Council: We don’t engage in discriminatory lending. Also we’re too busy to send reps to testify at your hearing.

HUD Secretary Ben Carson met with a HUD-funded housing org while in Philly this week, but did not take any questions or engage in public discussion

Philly’s new $500,000 Eviction Prevention Program will provide access to legal representation, education and counseling

Residents prepare to leave Norris Homes, making way for a new development that’s also open to Temple students

A look at the mayor’s group tasked with addressing the city’s eviction crisis

Here’s what’s new with the anti-foreclosure tax bill passed last June that was never enacted