This newly rehabbed 2 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom house has about 1000 sqft. of living space right around the corner from E. Passyunk Ave. On the first floor is a powder room and a kitchen with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, a skylight, and a cool looking farmer's sink. On the

 
Running from Wharton St., under Grays Ferry Ave., and terminating at 34th St., the Dupont Crescent is the newest section of the Schuylkill River Trail. This section is not likely to get much attention or attract many visitors in the near future mostly due to its access points being in

The building pictured below, 2509 Grays Ferry Ave., sits at the intersection of Grays Ferry Ave., 25th St., and Christian St. According to public record, this is nearly a 4700 sqft. lot, though looking at it in person, the parcel seems to occupy less than half of that space.

A few

Girard Square, currently a massive eyesore, could become Philly's newest and blingiest commercial district by the end of 2012.  This huge 4.4 acre lot of land, encompassing an entire city block (Market to Chestnut, 11th to 12th) is currently made up of 4 buildings of offices, parking, and a mish

On a huge city owned lot at 921-27 Ellsworth St., councilman Frank DiCiccio has proposed the construction of a 64-unit building for affordable senior housing, according to Plan Philly. The parcel is 22,000 sqft., and faces parking lots off of Washington Ave. in the rear. Its frontage on Ellsworth St.

We are undergoing some site maintenance this morning.

If things don't seem right, that's why.

And now you know.

This 2 year old house in Fishtown includes 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and over 1600 sqft. of living space on a corner lot. First floor features an open floor plan with hardwood floors, and room for a living room, a dining room, and a kitchen. Kitchen has stainless steel appliances,

As we reported several months ago, Lenfest Plaza is a pedestrian-only walkway being created by landscape architects OLIN on the 1400 block of Cherry St., across from the expanded Convention Center.

We were in the neighborhood the other day, and reached over the fence to snap a picture.

While it was originally

According to Philaplace.org, the Fante-Leone public pool at 837-39 Montrose St. was constructed in 1905 as a swimming and bathing place for residents and workers at the 9th St. Market. One of the two surviving original public pools constructed by the City in the early part of the 20th century,

On a tip from a reader, we took a trip up to Berks St. and we could not believe our eyes. Construction as far as the eye can see. New student housing popping up all over the place. And not iffy looking, shoddy buildings either- we're talking high quality, fancy-shmancy