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A few years ago, the intersection of 16th & Bainbridge was purely residential. But as South Street West has experienced unprecedented growth, it should come as no surprise that additional commercial development is leaking south, into the Graduate Hospital neighborhood. A few years back, the building on the northwest corner

For the past couple of years, we've been aggressive cheerleaders for Washington Avenue, west of Broad Street. We touted the opening of Kermit's Bake Shoppe as new retail option. We've told you about a still-new crossfit place that replaced a tool store. And when NextFab Studios opened a year ago,

A year ago, as construction was finishing up on ten homes on the northeast corner of 19th & Catharine, we loudly wondered whether anything would happen to 770 S. 19th St., the long-vacant building on the intersection's northwest corner. As three more homes have been under construction of late on

Recently, a reader tipped us off that two homes had been demolished on 16th Street in Graduate Hospital. Being curious as we are, we decided to check out the sitch at 913-15 S. 16th St., which were previously a couple of unfortunate looking homes with vinyl-covered bays.In the pastRecent shot.

A little less than two years ago, Sowe opened its doors at 22nd & Carpenter, replacing Divan Turkish Kitchen. Located across from the recently rededicated Julian Abele Park and just a block from the popular Sidecar, the stars were aligned for this business to find great success here. But it seems

You've probably never set foot on the 1400 block of Montrose Street. It's a skinny block that we're pretty sure can only be accessed from 15th Street but is one-way toward 15th Street. The north side of the block is dominated by a row of Universal Court homes, affordable rental

For years, a triplex-wide lot curiously sat vacant on 18th Street, just half a block from Washington Avenue. When developer Vitaly Paluchenko presented plans for three triplexes at 1021-25 S. 18th St. last year, we mostly wondered what took so long. We eventually realized that it took so long because City agencies owned

It was over a year and a half ago that Metroimpact first presented plans to SOSNA to demolish the two northernmost homes on the 1000 block of Bouvier Street and replace them with new three story homes with garages. Since then, 1000 and 1001 S. Bouvier St. have sat vacant,

In March, we told you that a large vacant lot on the corner of Broad & Fitzwater, across the street from 777 South Broad, would soon be redeveloped. The plan was for the construction of eight new homes, representing the third phase of the wildly successful Artisan Homes project. The

For years, 17th Street between Carpenter and Washington was simply awful. Blighted buildings dotted the landscape until the City mercifully tore down almost every structure on the block. After that, both sides of the street sat almost totally vacant for quite awhile, waiting patiently for the inexorable flow of development