Housing

Kareem M. Terry was tried and sentenced more than two years after a series of events that saw police respond twice.

Tens of thousands of Philly water customers could be automatically enrolled in a discount program this year, while others may see their bills go up.

More than 500 people joined ACHIEVEability to help with the beautification effort to promote civic pride.

About a dozen residents participated in Thursday’s discussion inside the Walnut Street West Library in University City.

An upcoming Supreme Court case could determine whether people have the right to sleep on the streets or if homelessness could be criminalized.

Gun violence in Philadelphia is down, but you wouldn't know it from the news headlines. We'll talk about how gun violence reporting re-traumatizes survivors.

Pew’s latest “State of the City” report shows the homeownership rate is still above 50% even as an inventory crisis crunches the housing market.

Collins Lofts is the third redevelopment Odin Properties has completed in the North Philly neighborhood.

The HOMES Campaign aims to combat rising rent prices, low-quality homes and increasing displacement in Delaware.

The state Senate unanimously passed the measure, which would prohibit owners or employees in a long-term care facility from appointing themselves as residents' guardians.

The simulation is intended to be a role-playing experience designed to give participants a glimpse of what someone may experience living a month in poverty.

The “Our Philly Neighborhoods” campaign also calls for home repair funding and an expansion of the pool of residents who can freeze their taxes.

Home prices and mortgage rates continue to make affording a home a real challenge.

Since its enactment in 2008, critics say Act 135 has harmed property owners in vulnerable city neighborhoods.

Constables put out William Murphy and his two daughters during a 2021 snowstorm under an order intended for a previous female tenant.