Council Debates Who Should Benefit from Mayor Parker's Housing Plan
Philadelphia City Council members are questioning Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's proposed H.O.M.E. plan, which aims to build or preserve 30,000 housing units. Concerns are rising over income eligibility and community involvement in the development process.
Philly Market Still Favors Sellers as Other Cities Cool Off
While much of the country shifts to a buyer’s market, Philadelphia home sellers—and housing providers—continue to benefit from steady demand and competitive offers.
WSFS Bank Offering Commercial Real Estate Loans
Philadelphia Land Bank Resumes Bidding on Vacant Properties
After a five-year hiatus, the Philadelphia Land Bank will begin acquiring tax-delinquent properties again, supporting the city's efforts to increase affordable housing and community spaces.
Philadelphia Considers Proactive Rental Inspections: What Housing Providers Need to Know
Philadelphia is exploring proactive rental inspections to improve tenant safety, following successful models from cities like Washington, D.C. Landlords may soon face more frequent inspections beyond tenant complaints.
A Quarter of Philly's 2024 Homes Built in One Zip Code
In 2024, nearly a quarter of all homes completed in Philadelphia were built in the 19123 zip code, driven by rapid development along the Delaware River, particularly in Northern Liberties.