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Mapping the building boom along the Delaware River
Big changes are coming to the Delaware River Waterfront. Everything from an 11-acre park at Penn’s Landing to a massive residential village in Pennsport.
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Where Martin Luther King, Jr. left his mark in Philly
To celebrate MLK Day, we put together this map of all the places that he left his mark in and around Philly, from Girard College to a rowhouse in Camden.
PATCO reopening Franklin Square Station with sleek new look
Renderings for the station have been released.
Petty’s Island’s return to the wild
A 500-acre island once slated for a hotel and golf course has been preserved into perpetuity as a park instead. How did that happen?
It’s official: Camden’s waterfront baseball stadium will be demolished
After 16 troubled years, the Campbell’s Stadium on Camden’s waterfront will be demolished to make way for athletic fields.
Philly’s suburban housing market remains sluggish, report says
A new analysis finds that the housing market in Philadelphia’s suburbs decelerated in the third quarter and remains sluggish compared to city homes.
Home values in Philly suburbs jumped 13 percent in second quarter
The latest housing market report shows signs of a recovering suburban housing market. But we’ve seen this rise and fall before.
Malcolm Wells-designed home in Cherry Hill seeks $619K
The midcentury modern architect led the "earth-sheltered environments" movement, in which homes were built partially underground.
Report: As Philly’s real estate market booms, suburbs struggle
A new report finds that the housing market gap between Philly and suburban has never been greater.
Plans for $245M Camden Tower approved for waterfront development
The office tower will house three companies and is expected to be the tallest building on the waterfront.
Construction begins on $1B Camden Waterfront project
Developers have announced that construction will immediately begin on the Robert A.M. Stern-designed master plan for the Camden Waterfront. First up: American Water Works’ headquarters.
Camden house where Martin Luther King, Jr. lived inches closer to historic designation
The civil rights leader apparently lived in a now-dilapidated rowhome in Camden while studying in seminary in the 1950s. Local activists now are campaigning to have the home designated historic, with the support of the mayor and a congressman.
Revised Camden Waterfront Plan Receives Approval
The ambitious $830 million plan to transform Camden's waterfront has been approved by New Jersey's Economic Development Authority—with a few changes.