The home, built in 1900, has a front porch that was enclosed by the current owners.

Lindsey Scannapieco’s success in South Philadelphia has bred imitators, including another project from her own company.

City Council needs to enact legislation to move the parcels for Gaudenzia's affordable housing project out of the land bank.

Make your piece of the outdoors worthy of top billing with these expert tips.

It’s almost springtime! Many cherry trees buds are emerging and some are already in full bloom.

The lawsuits by residents at the Estates at Hideaway Farms in Chester County are the first of several.

The roughly one-acre garden was stitched together in 1976 from privately held vacant properties and was vulnerable to development.

Both bills that City Council passed were part of larger legislative packages meant to help Philadelphia renters struggling with high rental costs and dangerous conditions.

The completely updated home blends the Arts & Crafts and Tudor styles.

Test your home ownership knowledge with a quiz about equity, closing costs, down payments, and more. And Katherine Lundberg is the designer behind distinctive looks of Suraya, Kalaya, and other spots.

New York's TF Cornerstone has been partnering with Philadelphia's Alterra Property Group for almost a year on the project.

After falling in love with the neighborhood’s “openness,” Katherine Lundberg helped design Suraya, Kalaya, and more.

Take a look inside a South Philly rowhouse that looks almost exactly as it did 50 years ago, packed with well-loved, well-maintained fixtures from the 1960s.

Dozens of trees and hundreds of plants convene in a yard of just under a quarter-acre in Westmont.

Admiral Court, a four-story eyesore at 48th and Locust Street, had been neglected for years by notorious landlord Phil Pulley. It caught fire last weekend.