Michaelle Bond

In Philadelphia and across the country, home flipping has gotten more difficult. Flippers used to be able to make money easily, but profit margins have gotten thinner for a host of reasons.

Tour the home kitchens of five of Philadelphia's most prominent chefs, who share their secrets. And test your knowledge of the real estate market with this quiz about recent buying and selling trends.

Historic preservation drives housing affordability, population growth, and investment, a new study says. And researchers have seen an increase in larger corporate landlords coming to Philadelphia.

The Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia commissioned its most comprehensive analysis on how historic preservation affects the city’s economy and housing.

This Bucks County couple built Copper House, an architectural retreat in the woods. And the Will Power Program in Philadelphia has helped 1,000 homeowners write wills to protect their properties.

More Philadelphians are burdened by the cost of rent, as prices rise and incomes shrink. And these app creators won $50,000 from the Economy League to fight racial bias in Philly home appraisals.

Affordable Housing Centers of Pennsylvania and Community Legal Services of Philadelphia collaborate to offer the Will Power Program, which has helped create 1,000 wills across the city.

When homes in Black neighborhoods and Black owners' properties are valued less than comparable white owners' homes, it strips home equity from Black households and widens racial wealth gaps.

The wine director at Irwin’s in the Bok building bought his South Philadelphia home with help. And more details emerge about Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's H.O.M.E. initiative to build and preserve homes.

Check out homes in Fishtown, West Philly, and Lower Merion that renters can get for $1,900 a month. And homes in this Shore community are at risk of washing away, thanks to erosion and sea level rise.