Urban Planning news: Philly real estate, transportation & housing - WHYY

Bartram Village wins $1.3 million grant, kickstarting redevelopment

8 years ago

Mapping Philly’s black homeownership gap

8 years ago

Republican Councilman David Oh introduces $50 million affordable housing bill

8 years ago

Treepocalpyse takes its victims

8 years ago

New map shows lead’s poisonous path

8 years ago

The opposition to Temple Stadium is getting organized

8 years ago

SEPTA to end token sales at bus depots and most Regional Rail stations

8 years ago

Residents protest against the planned Temple University stadium during a rally this week. (Angela Gervasi/for WHYY)

Could Temple stadium plan be reworked to benefit community?

Wharton professor emeritus talks about how new stadiums can work smartly to manage growth in underserved communities.

8 years ago

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Finding history on South Street

8 years ago

Recent court ruling opens a door for homeowners to appeal tax bill

8 years ago

The NEA contributed $1.4 million to Philly’s creative economy in 2017. Now Trump wants to kill it.

8 years ago

SEPTA: New bus route connecting Grays Ferry and Brewerytown to University City expected to launch in 2018

8 years ago

Architecture in the #MeToo moment

8 years ago

Going beyond hip with a vision for inclusive prosperity on North Broad

8 years ago

A Gobee bike sits near other bikeshare rental options in Paris on Nov. 18, 2017. (Geoffroy Van Der Hasselt/AFP/Getty Images)

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Bike-share firm hits the brakes in France after ‘mass destruction’ of dockless bikes

France's first dockless bike-sharing program, which launched in October, has shut down operations across the country, citing "the mass destruction" of its fleet.

8 years ago

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