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2019 Philadelphia Inquirer Developer of the Year, V2 Properties, LLC

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Developer of the Year...V2 Properties, Vince Viney

Behind the Boom: The Next Wave of Philly Developers

Philadelphia’s skyline isn’t the only thing changing. Meet nine under-the-radar developers who are remaking our neighborhoods in big ways.

Housing Market Check-In: 6 Expert Predictions For The Second Half Of 2019

The year has so far been a promising one for would-be home buyers.

Build-to-rent housing market explodes as investors rush in

During the foreclosure crisis nearly a decade ago, investors plowed into the housing market, buying millions of distressed homes and turning some of them into lucrative rentals.

Investors Are Buying More of the U.S. Housing Market Than Ever Before

The share of investor purchases of U.S. homes have climbed to an all-time high, a sign that rising home prices have done little to dampen demand for flipping homes or turning them into single-family rentals.

Stronger home sales boost builder confidence in May

The nation’s homebuilders are reporting a rebound in sales, and that’s making them more optimistic about the housing market. Builder confidence in the newly built, si

Got $800,000? You can buy Nick Foles’ South Jersey house

Have you ever wanted to live in the home of a Super Bowl MVP? Now’s your chance.

Several Jewelers Row tenants receive eviction notices, even as Toll Brothers’ Philly high-rise plans remain unclear

There has been a lot of new development across the City of Philadelphia in recent years, one of the areas targeted now for change is a very a very high profile area known as jewelers row.

EXCLUSIVE: Quarters, 'The WeWork Of Co-Living,' Details First Philadelphia Location

The fastest-growing co-living company is coming to one of Philadelphia's hottest development spots.

Audit finds flaws in OPA’s methods for conducting property assessments

Council members are calling for an OPA reform

The rise of the architect-developer

In New Orleans, architect Jonathan Tate served as his own developer in order to build an experimental multifamily residential infill project.

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Hard Hat Tour

This is how neighborhoods get transformed: one house at a time.