Aaron Moselle

Experts supporting the Save Chinatown Coalition say the city is doing a disservice to its residents.

The legislation places new requirements on property owners who operate federally-backed affordable housing units.

Mortgage rates are still high. And home prices are still overvalued, saddling buyers and sellers with an affordability problem that won’t budge.

The historic property has sat vacant for years, frustrating neighbors who want to see it become a neighborhood asset again.

Starting in May, the parking authority will have a unit dedicated to ticketing cars parked in bike lanes.

Real estate experts say the struggling stretch of Philly needs more investment. But opponents worry the project will destroy an irreplaceable neighborhood.

The forum in Center City focused on how to preserve and grow the city’s limited supply of affordable housing.

The settlement will bring new affordable housing to the site and provide money to displaced residents.

Philly already disposes of city-owned land for affordable housing projects. But making this campaign plank a scalable solution presents obstacles for Philly’s next mayor.

The established charter school is refurbishing a former PECO building to continue assisting young adults with obtaining high school diplomas and workforce training.

In Philadelphia, many evictions are enforced by a for-profit law firm, known as the landlord-tenant officer. Supporters say it’s cheaper and more efficient.

The city has said it would release a request for proposal sometime this year.