Jake Blumgart

One of the architects of Philadelphia’s controversial former police headquarters spent the last months of his life campaigning to see his building reused and revitalized.

Regulations to force developers to build affordable units in their apartment buildings are set to expand in West Philadelphia.

The non-profit that owns the building hopes the new owners will preserve the basement bowling alley, but it’s not a sure thing.

Owners say they aren’t ready for the new regulations coming to the short-term rental industry.

The negative feedback on a new apartment building proposed on Ridge Avenue highlights why City Council is making it harder to build new homes.

The Department of Revenue has launched an online system that allows taxpayers to view their state tax obligations and payments. Officials expect the state to save $10 million annually with the new platform.

The latest plan suggests that the housing authority and its redevelopment partners hope to reconnect the site to the street grid and build a mixture of housing in between.

Developer Ori Feibush is planning apartments within a historic Northern Liberties church, and using preservation incentives to smooth the way.

“That’s the great thing about an old, dense city. People want to celebrate in public places.”

A new Wexford development is coming to 39th and Market Streets, bringing laboratory space as well as a grocery store to University City.

A draft bill requires developers to include affordable housing in new construction projects — but with income targets that wouldn’t solely aid low-income Philadelphians.

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is planning to expand its footprint on the east side of the Schuylkill.

The national coffee chain is planning to offer a stripped-down version of a store in Center City. The company is calling it a “Starbucks Pickup” location.

The move is part of a larger late pandemic-era retail reshuffle in Center City.

A new 43-story apartment tower has been proposed for Broad and Lombard Streets, bringing 468 new apartments to Center City.

Rite Aid officially opens a new headquarters in Philadelphia, but with no permanent workforce.