Jake Blumgart

An office tower coming to Philadelphia’s sports stadium complex is boasting an updated look, according to renderings shared with the city’s Art Commission.

Bay windows, curb cuts, community benefits, zoning, L&I inspectors. Lots of issues were tossed around. The session wasn’t soda-tax dramatic, but still…

The sprawling 1,100-unit project would include multifamily rental buildings at the western end of the site, followed by diverse array of single-family town homes

Despite resounding calls for changing the tax subsidy, none of the six pending proposals for reform have moved forward.

Workers facing layoffs at Hahnemann and Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery will walk into radically different job markets.

WHYY’s PlanPhilly spoke with seven Philadelphians, including politicos, neighbors and activists, about their vision for the site’s future. Here’s what they told us.

The compromise that helped end City Council’s two-year-long fight over how to finance affordable housing is beginning to bear fruit.

Mayor Jim Kenney has convened a working group to examine safety and air quality protocols at the South Philadelphia refinery rocked by a massive explosion on Friday.

A new bill aims to increase the transparency and efficiency of Philadelphia’s politicized process for selling vacant city land.

Right before summer recess, Council President Darrell Clarke introduced new legislation that would force some developers to offer perks to communities.

The future of the Germantown Special Services District is in doubt after commercial property owners voted to block its re-authorization.

City Councilwoman Helen Gym introduced two bills to advance gender-neutral accommodations in Philadelphia schools and City Hall itself.