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High Point coffee occupies the ground floor of the SEPTA stop at Richard Allen Lane station in Mount Airy, which Ken Weinstein already leases. Other old SEPTA stations could get similar tenants.

Developer Ken Weinstein gets 99-year lease on five neglected SEPTA stations

SEPTA had long neglected station houses on its Northwest Philly Regional Rail lines and was looking for a private partner to rehab the buildings.

Apartment tower lacks heat on cold nights | Real Estate Newsletter

This neighborhood icon at 48th Street and Baltimore Avenue won historic protections last Friday, despite opposition from the church leadership.

Calvary Church in West Philadelphia is historically designated against the church’s wishes

Zoe Greenberg and Jake Blumgart

Fields and old horse barns at Crebilly, the soon-to-be-former home of Acme heir David Robinson's family. After Horsham-based Toll Bros. ended its effort to build hundreds of homes here, Westtown Township passed tax increases and got donations from du Pont heirs and others to buy 206 acres for a park. The rest will be sold as four small estates.

$100,000 an acre: Outbidding developers, taxpayers' $21 million will make Crebilly Farm a park

Joseph N. DiStefano

Adrien Brody and Guy Pearce in "The Brutalist."

Center City looks nothing like it did in the 1950s, so ‘The Brutalist’ was filmed in Hungary

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