Brooklyn To Philly

12/16/2018

We discuss Cia's Puerto Rican vacation, Michelle's DNA surprise, an impending impeachment, and ethical holiday shopping.

12/07/2018

Cia and Michelle discuss Cia’s upcoming Puerto Rico trip, Michelle’s blackout Friday night, social media influencers and how to tell if they’re authentic, and why we hate “Girl Wash Your Face.”

01/19/2016

“Coffee isn’t the only thing brewing at ROOST apartment hotel; unique architecture, bike share and lending library combine to make this a must see & stay"

Perhaps the best part: the glorious coffee experience is local.

01/14/2016

This is great!

The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation announced 158 finalists today in its second annual Knight Cities Challenge.

01/12/2016

Awesome Commercial Opportunity. Come check out this dramatic renovation of an historic building with 80' of frontage along Main Street in Lansdale. High pedestrian and vehicular traffic (15,000 AADT) that is directly across the street from Equus' planned 250 unit mix-used community and proximate to the Lansdale Regional Rail Station (SEPTA), one of the busiest stations in the system.

Inbox me for details

01/12/2016

Ending homelessness in Philadelphia is not a lofty goal in the eyes of Marie Nahikian, current director of the Office of Supportive Housing (OSH); it is practical and achievable. The city does not have thousands living in the streets like Los Angeles and it doesn’t have 58,000 people living in shelt…

01/08/2016

Come take a tour!

Have you been searching the Internet for that perfect home? This interactive presentation has been made available by the listing agent to help you get a feel for this property and help you determine if this home could be the one!

01/06/2016

Feeling very excited and optimistic about this guy and where he wants to continue to take the city!

Jim Kenney's first full day as mayor took him from a schoolhouse abuzz with Philadelphia's future to a hall that exhibits its storied past.

01/05/2016

This is a little surprising, with all of the new construction going on in the city.

And prices are growing slower than the national average.

01/04/2016

“Street level planning issues will be a focus of Anne Fadullon in her role as Philadelphia’s new planning chief”

Jim Kenney ran for mayor as the great coalition-builder, bringing together a collection of the city's strangest bedfellows: New Philadelphians and the old. Bike-riding millennials and the building trade unions. Real estate developers mining the city for buildable lots and people unsettled by the exp…

04/13/2015

PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTS STUDY CONFIRMS PHILADELPHIA. IS. AWESOME.

The Pew Charitable Trusts’ work is all about laying a foundation for policies and civic responsibility practices for a better city life. By using non-partisan, evidence-based analysis, they are able to better pinpoint specific challenges facing cities and their citizens, therefore highlighting the p…