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First phase of construction has started for Carpenter Green

Carpenter Green, the future park location at 17th and Carpenter, is starting to come to life, with Phase I of the project happening now. This phase includes the groundbreaking for the park space, along with the structural pieces being placed,

Developments Graduate Hospital

Work set to begin on Carpenter Green project

August 4, 2015August 4, 2015 Taylor Farnsworth 17th and Carpenter, 17th Street, Carpenter Green, Carpenter Street min read

Earlier this year we told you that the vacant lot at 17th and Carpenter was being rezoned for use as parkland for the Carpenter Green project. Now work is beginning to get the park up and running, with hopes of

Developments General Newbold

Rumor Mill: Is branch of Nodding Head brewery opening at 17th and Snyder?

July 30, 2015July 30, 2015 Albert Stumm 1721-1731 Snyder Ave., 17th and Snyder, 17th Street, John Longacre, Nodding Head Brewery, Rumor Mill, Snyder Avenue min read

No. A user posing as developer John Longacre posted something on Reddit claiming that the Center City brew pub would be opening a location at the former Venice Plaza theater at 17th and Snyder. The post drew more than two

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Streets Department begins repaving project, including roads in South Philly

June 17, 2015June 17, 2015 Taylor Farnsworth 15th Street, 17th Street, Kater Street, repaving, South Street, Streets Department, Washington Avenue min read

The Streets Department is beginning a much-needed repaving project to fix up some of the roads throughout the city. The project will start with streets in Center City and some stretches of South Philly.

Developments Newbold Point Breeze

Mix of market-rate & affordable apartments proposed for Childs Elementary

April 29, 2014April 25, 2014 Albert Stumm 17th Street, Childs Elementary, Cynergy, Magdim, Metal Ventures, Tasker Street min read

The developer who is set to buy the former Childs School at 17th and Tasker streets plans to turn the building into apartments, with a mix of affordable and market-rate housing. Metal Ventures’ purchase of the vacant school was approved last