Real Estate

We have a crisis of exclusion within the building industry.

The city of Philadelphia is moving forward with plans to develop housing on land at the center of a federal corruption case.

Guard House at the Frankford Arsenal will give Bridesburg a place to get La Colombe coffee, plus more.

Macy’s hasn’t released a list of the stores it intends to close, though a partial list published by the Wall Street Journal doesn’t yet include any in the Philadelphia region.

Exeter Property Group is advancing with plans for a 23-story residential building next to Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter & Paul on Philly’s Benjamin Franklin Parkway.

The new owner will be free to redevelop the buildings and surrounding land as they choose, with no restrictions barring market-rate housing.

It took two years to renovate the giant building, which will open mid-March.

Streamline homebuyers allege “fraudulent, cost-cutting measures” that compromise the livability of new construction. City, state officials are investigating complaints.

Council continues to support councilmanic prerogative despite federal prosecutors’ explicit mention of the unofficial policy in the case against the South Philly councilman

Five years after a Philadelphia developer bought an Atlantic City shopping and entertainment pier from Caesars Entertainment, he's selling it back to them.

The vacant Delaware River waterfront land is where Foxwoods Resorts once planned to build a casino.

A social impact-minded landlord is offering telemedicine services to tenants in Philadelphia buildings.

PlanPhilly’s look back at 2019 focuses on changes in renter’s rights, preservation policy, and exclusionary planning.

Philadelphia saw a record-setting year for construction in 2019, capping off a decade-long period of growth for the city’s real estate market.

Developers say they’re working hard to create something meaningful at 8th and Market.