Inga Saffron

Since enforcement began in July 2022, only five housing projects — with a total of 106 new apartments and fewer than 30 income-restricted units — have received permits within the restricted area.

While the plan won’t turn the stadium parking lots into a neighborhood overnight, it starts a discussion about how to use that wasted real estate for the kind of activities that make cities, cities.

Chestnut Street is struggling to keep up with changing retail conditions, and Jefferson’s neglect is one the things holdings back the corridor.

The challenge will be to upgrade Schuylkill Yards in a way that is equitable to everyone.

Finding a good site for a dignified and welcoming Philadelphia bus station shouldn’t be so hard.

Philadelphia can use historic districts to strike a balance between protecting its shared heritage and allowing the city to evolve.

The small liberal arts college in the Philadelphia suburbs has become a proving ground for the latest green technology.

Comcast Spectacor has fired another salvo in the long-running public relations battle with the Sixers by proposing an alternative to an arena on Market Street.

Given the urgency of fighting climate change, PennDot needs to stop widening its highways to accommodate traffic and instead get more people to ride transit.

The Chester County public garden is preparing to open a major new conservatory building in November. It's a long way from Pierre du Pont's Victorian greenhouse.