Charter High School To Move Into Former GlaxoSmithKline HQ This Fall
Nonprofit to put down over $40 million for new school’s home, banks invest in affordable housing projects, inside the Barnes Foundation’s conservation room, and talking cocktails in Philly > more
In Wash West, Pioneering Project For Senior Housing
The 13th Street mixed use project, the brainchild of Gay News publisher Mark Segal, is only the second of its kind to focus on the housing needs of elderly LGBT residents. Construction is underway > more
Developers Struggle To Sell Holme Circle Residents On Affordable Housing
Northeast convent conversion upsets some residents, finding money for Philly tourism in the hotel tax, Point Breeze “land grab” passed, and Parks & Rec gets more money > more
Point Breeze Land Grab Moves Along
Council's Rules Committee pushes eminent domain along, the Mummers Museum to get a refresher, Philly cops still using typewriters, and University City Church to be replaced with retail > more
With Views Of Divine Lorraine, Affordable Units On North Broad
Sustainable mixed-use project at Broad and Ridge to offer 53 affordable units, retail, and office space--and great views of the monument across the street > more
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