Center City ZIPs — including Rittenhouse, Queen Village and Old City — rank among the nation's wealthiest in the Business Journals' Wealthy 1000 list. Local housing growth and density help explain the results.

East Whiteland supervisors launched a curative amendment and paused new data‑center filings for up to 180 days after residents protested a planned expansion to more than 1.6 million square feet. The rewrite will set new rules for very large facilities while current applications remain in place.

A 23,000‑square‑foot Philly Fitness will take the long‑vacant Bottom Dollar anchor at Girard Avenue Shopping Center as Abrams Realty repositions the strip.

Audacy has shifted its corporate headquarters to New York after decades in Philadelphia and is subleasing a significant portion of its Center City office. Company leaders say local studios will continue to operate.

Deputies enforced an April 1 deadline and cleared a Lansdowne home after a tax‑lien buyer took title; the homeowner, Gloria Gaynor, died in January, relatives say. The family says decades of equity vanished in the foreclosure.

The historic Witherspoon in Center City will reopen as 186 long‑term rental units; leasing is underway and move‑ins begin the first week of April.

UCD's $60M West Philly Waterfront would put a pool, beach and cafe along the Schuylkill near 30th Street Station; fundraising and permits lie ahead.

A rare Old City house with a 1,100‑bottle wine room is being marketed off‑market at $16 million, putting it among the priciest listings in Philadelphia. The home blends suburban scale and city living.

Parx cut the ribbon on the renovated Parxview Hotel in Bensalem, a 160-room property with suites, a bistro and shuttle service to the casino. The pool deck is slated to open by the end of May.

CoStar analytics show rising vacancy and slower rent growth in Philadelphia’s medical‑office market; closures and consolidation are reshuffling demand while new outpatient campuses still lease up.

PCA plans to convert the vacant Snellenburg factory on North Broad into about 70 affordable senior apartments and a citywide community center. Financing is still pending.

JSC Real Estate paid about $2.7M for 210–230 W. Girard Ave and plans to expand the site to roughly 12,000 sq ft of retail with a summer 2027 delivery.

The Eagles have begun asking season‑ticket holders about renovating or replacing the Linc, including the option of a roof. The move ties into lease timing and big‑event ambitions.