After nearly a year of uncertainty, a major healthcare landmark in Delaware County may soon return to service. The former Crozer-Chester Medical Center in Upland Borough has been purchased by new owners who plan to reopen the campus as a modern, “right-sized” hospital, bringing critical medical services back to the community. According to reporting from the Philadelphia Business Journal, New...
Philadelphia could soon see one of the largest school system restructurings in its history. The School District of Philadelphia is preparing a long-term facilities plan that would close schools, modernize aging buildings, and expand academic opportunities across the city. According to reporting by the Philadelphia Inquirer, Superintendent Tony B. Watlington Sr. is expected to propose a sweeping plan...
What Landlords, Tenants, and Housing Providers in Pennsylvania Need to Know The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has issued new guidance requiring public housing agencies to verify the citizenship and immigration status of individuals receiving federal housing assistance. This update is part of HUD’s broader effort to ensure compliance with federal eligibility laws across public...
Pennsylvania has passed a groundbreaking new law that directly affects what happens to a person’s property when they die without a will and without any surviving family members. As of January 23, 2026, Act 50 of 2025 officially ended the long-standing policy that sent these estates entirely to the state. Critics often referred to the old system as a 100% tax on intestate estates. This change...
A major redevelopment project is officially moving forward in Cheltenham Township, Pennsylvania. The former Melrose Country Club, a 116-acre property that once served as a golf course, is being transformed into a new mixed-use community called The Enclave at Melrose. This $250 million redevelopment is expected to break ground in February 2026, bringing new housing, healthcare, retail, and community...
Flood preparedness in Conshohocken just received a major upgrade. The borough has installed new river gauges and live camera systems along the Schuylkill River, giving residents and emergency responders more accurate, real-time flood data. Previously, Conshohocken relied on flood readings from a river gauge located in Norristown. However, borough officials discovered that this data was often unreliable...
South Coatesville Borough may soon see a major change in how public safety services are provided. Borough officials are currently reviewing a proposal that would dissolve the local police department and transfer all law enforcement responsibilities to the Pennsylvania State Police. According to borough leadership, the goal of this move is to ensure continued police coverage while improving efficiency...
Home design trends are constantly evolving, but one style that is making a strong return is retro bathroom decor. Across the country, homeowners are embracing nostalgic elements that bring warmth, personality, and charm back into modern bathrooms. From colorful tile patterns to vintage-inspired fixtures, retro design is no longer dated. It is being reimagined in a fresh, sophisticated way. According to...
Long-term transportation improvements are in the works for one of Chester County’s most heavily traveled corridors. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is advancing plans to redesign several interchanges along a 7.5-mile stretch of U.S. Route 30, with the goal of improving traffic flow, reducing congestion, and enhancing overall safety for commuters. Which Areas Will Be...
The Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) is taking significant steps to address vacant and blighted properties in Northwest Philadelphia’s Germantown neighborhood. The agency plans to invest $84 million to renovate more than two dozen neglected homes, creating 121 affordable rental units. Project Overview PHA acquired 28 vacant properties in October 2025, including a mix of townhomes, rowhouses,...
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