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The first invalidated new, higher valuations for commercial properties that were reassessed as a single targeted group of properties. The ot

The Inquirer explores the process of land assessment.

Over the last decade, the City of Philadelphia realized a significant upward swing in economic growth and development. From the core of...

There’s no such thing as free parking in Philly, says economist who calculated how much off-street parking adds to housing prices August...

How to share the prosperity of Center City? April 23, 2017, Paul Levy for the Philadelphia Inquirer As a graying boomer living in...

Philadelphia’s Commerce Department announces rent reimbursement program for companies adding 20 or more new employees who relocate from...

In conjunction with the Timber City exhibition at the National Building Museum, a forum looks at the appeal for timber framed buildings...

The broader U.S. economy should continue to grow moderately and add jobs.

If you are an employer in Philadelphia, please let your employees know that they may be eligible for a cash refund up to $6,000 from the...

Philadelphia's current housing boom is certainly attributable to the 10-year tax abatement, yet the very mention of it can lead to...