- Naked Philly reports that 1919 Market Street is set for development, with Brandywine Realty Trust preparing for a 25-story residentially focused mixed use at the site of the Horticultural Society’s “pop up garden” last summer.
- Next American City espouses the need for the city to better accommodate low-paying jobs in a bid to pragmatically decrease poverty levels. “Workers who make more than the minimum wage — and whose wages aren’t stolen — mean a larger, deeper tax base, which is essential for cities like Philly that aren’t likely to get more help from the state or federal government.”
- Main Street Manayunk businesses are making good use of their closest green space, having held a tug of war and barbeque event in Pretzel Park on Monday evening. NewsWorks was at the Olympic-inspired event, intended as a community-building program.
- Eyes on the Street is trying to determine which Center City thoroughfare—Broad, Market, or the Parkway—is the most dangerous for a pedestrian to cross.
















