Jake Blumgart

The new coffee shop would be smaller than the Dilworth Park Cafe-branded Starbucks that operates on the City Hall plaza’s northern end, and won’t include seating.

Philly Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell has halted the city’s long-awaited remake of the former Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co. building at 4601 Market Street.

Sheet Metal Workers Local 19 attempted to push through a contested bill requiring costly new annual inspections of the fire protection devices mandated for most high-rise buil

After 18 months, the Historic Preservation Task Force released its final recommendations including ideas to incentivize preservation and encourage citizen engagement.

Most tenants get evicted because they cannot afford their rent, and non-payment is a “good cause” under the bill’s definition.

City Councilman Kenyatta Johnson and Council President Darrell Clarke introduced a bill Thursday they say creates new safeguards against corrupt land dealing in City Hall.

A 95-unit apartment building is coming to a blighted Fishtown lot near the Berks elevated train stop.

City officials are brokering a deal they hope will extinguish a feud over Philadelphia’s fire code.

A good cause would include non-payment of rent, nuisance behavior, or breaking the term of a lease.

City agencies own a quarter of the 40,000 vacant parcels of land. On Friday 26 will be up for sale.

Developers shift strategy after remapping and adapt their business models to develop more single-family homes for sale, instead of multi-family units for rent.

HUD Secretary Ben Carson wants to entice more landlords to accept housing vouchers and the agency’s first step in Philadelphia is talking to people like Michael Batley.