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- by William LublinThe Pennsylvania median home sales price escalated to an all-time high of $325,000 in June, compared to $305,000 last June, according to a report prepared for the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors®.
- by Hope WalbornStorageCafe’s analysis of 100 major cities found that Philadelphia ranked no. 10 on the list of cities most embracing small spaces.
- by Hope Walborn"It's incredibly rewarding to be a change-maker for families in this role," says RAMP member Todd Van Horn as he recalls his time working with a talented chef and his family of six in the 1990s.
- by Hope WalbornOnly 56% of professional remodelers were involved in projects designed to allow homeowners to age in place as of Q1 2025, an all-time low according to NAHB.
- by Hope WalbornIn five years alone (2018-2023), 15 suburbs flipped from having a majority of owners to a majority of renters. This includes the Philadelphia suburb of King of Prussia.
- by Hope WalbornOf those, 54% said they were doing so to lower their grocery bills. Another reason for choosing homegrown foods is an increasing concern about food quality.
- by Hope Walborn“Being involved in my community, giving back and uplifting our neighbors, especially those in need, has always been a top priority for my family and I,” Senko shared.
- by Kacy ClouserPAR's Legal Team provided an Agreement of Sale Refresher webinar focused on hot topics, ranging from deposits to possession, mortgage contingency to inspection contingency.
- by Hope WalbornAs Americans face higher costs of living, the option to buy now and pay later is gaining popularity, seeing an estimated $125 billion in payment values by 2027.
- by Hope WalbornOpen-concept floor plans have been popular since the mid-20th century, but more people today are considering traditional layouts instead. Here are some pros and cons of open concepts.