Michaelle Bond

The national apartment search website RentCafe analyzed renter interest in the 150 largest U.S. cities and found that Philadelphia leaped into the top 10.

Homeowners can expect a combo of favorable factors this time of spring, making now the best time to sell, says Realtors.com. And Philly ranked in the top 10 U.S. renter destinations, says RentCafe.

Some New Hope residents worry that new development will kill the Bucks County borough’s funky soul. And an unidentified developer bought a Wildwood condo for a record price.

Due to a lack of homes for sale and rising home prices, Pennsylvania now has two places where the typical home is worth $1 million or more, Zillow says. N.J. has gained the most of these communities.

Pearl Properties plans to build a high-rise with 215 homes called Harper Square. And the nonprofit Rebuilding Together Philadelphia repairs rowhouses block by block to keep residents in their homes.

The high-end luxury real estate market in Philadelphia, known as an affordable city, is off to a strong start in 2024. And a Gladwyne estate once owned by a Campbell Soup heir goes to auction.

Center City’s pedestrian volume, office occupancy, and retail occupancy have been increasing but aren’t back to where they were before the pandemic. Center City District wants to look beyond recovery.

The Lower Merion side of the office and retail hub is seeing more residential development. And Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s campaign promise to build 30,000 affordable homes in Philadelphia has changed.

Over five years, the number of homeowner households nationwide making at least $1 million per year more than quadrupled, says Point2. Generation X makes up the largest share of millionaire homeowners.

The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency’s Revitalizing Neighborhoods and Increasing Homeownership program is helping Philly home buyers. And here’s who the average millionaire homeowner is.