Philly gets Curbed
This morning marks the official launch of Curbed Philly to our city’s built-environment blogosphere. Welcome to Philly, Curbed!
Curbed.com, a website well-known for its gimlet eye and laser-like focus on real estate deals and development tidbits, started New York City and has grown with local sites in other big cities. Philly’s version recently set sail with Liz Spikol, former Philadelphia Weekly columnist, at the helm. Curbed Philly is also joined by its sister site Eater Philly, edited by Collin Flatt, to cover the city’s rich food scene.
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