The Philadelphia Eagles renamed their practice facility to Jefferson Health Training Complex, deepening their partnership with Jefferson Health and NovaCare Rehabilitation.

ATTOM data show Philly homeowners now average about 9.5 years in their homes, tightening listings and keeping the local housing market sluggish.

Korman's AVE Normandy opens next month, delivering the first of 614 apartments at the Navy Yard along with thousands of square feet of amenities and a mix of market and workforce units.

Brandywine plans to sell up to $300M in office assets, putting underperforming Austin buildings that are roughly 74% occupied on the market.

The 11‑story tower that houses Cencora’s Conshohocken headquarters is being marketed by JLL as a fully leased, investment‑grade trophy asset. The listing pitches roughly 429,000 square feet to institutional buyers.

A planned 1,300‑unit development at 700 Packer Ave has stalled after Hines withdrew and City Council moved to roll back the zoning that enabled the plan.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker is set to unveil the H.O.M.E. Initiative to promote affordable housing and job creation, focusing on manufacturing. The announcement is planned for today at 2:00 p.m. at 4600 N. Warnock Street.

Philadelphia officials, including Mayor Parker, launched an $8.6 million renovation of Happy Hollow Playground, the city's oldest rec center, to modernize and preserve its historic character.

Philadelphia's Department of Records is highlighted for ensuring real estate transaction fees fund city services and programs aiding families and individuals.

Philadelphia hosts Integrity Week from Nov 17-21 to promote ethical conduct among city employees and officers, featuring events on compliance, honoring Integrity Officers, AI ethics, and more.

Philadelphia launched supportive housing at 2112 Ridge Avenue for young adults leaving foster care or facing housing insecurity, aiming to provide stability and support.

Philadelphia officials, including the mayor and police commissioner, develop a new five-year public safety plan focusing on youth gun violence and community feedback.

The City of Philadelphia is hosting the Philly Access: Business Funding Summit on October 8-9, 2025, to help local businesses learn about financing options.