Philadelphia Named the No. 1 Place to Visit in 2026: What Short-Term Rental Hosts Need to Know
Philadelphia is expected to be one of the hottest travel destinations in the country in
Philadelphia’s BIRT Tax Changes Are Catching Small Business Owners Off Guard — Here’s What It Means for You
If you own property, run an Airbnb, or operate any kind of small business in
FIFA 2026 Hotel Cancellations in Philadelphia: What It Really Means for Property Owners
The Headline Sounds Bad — But It Isn’t Recent news reported that FIFA canceled approximately 2,000
Philadelphia City Council Considering New Tenant Protection Laws: What Property Owners Should Know
According to recent reporting from WHYY, the legislation—known as the Safe Healthy Homes Act—would expand
Corporate Investors Now Control a Quarter of Philadelphia’s Single-Family Market — And City Hall Is Preparing a Regulatory Crackdown
Philadelphia’s real estate market just received a major wake-up call. A newly released report from
Stop Work Order on Your Permit? Philadelphia’s New Tax Delinquency Hurdle for Developers and Property Owners
Starting in Spring 2026, a critical new compliance step will be added to Philadelphia’s permitting
Scam Alert: Fake Tax Text Messages
To our Philadelphia Zoning clients and all Philadelphia taxpayers – please be aware of an
Tips on Compliance for Landlords in Philadelphia
New rules are coming into effect for some Airbnb owners in Philadelphia. All Limited Lodging Operator License applications, whether new or renewal, will require an inspection starting June 1, 2025. What are the inspectors looking for, and how will this affect the timeline for getting approved?
New Inspection Requirement for Limited Lodging Licenses Begins on June 1, 2025
New rules are coming into effect for some Airbnb owners in Philadelphia. All Limited Lodging Operator License applications, whether new or renewal, will require an inspection starting June 1, 2025. What are the inspectors looking for, and how will this affect the timeline for getting approved?
How to Convert a Multifamily Property to a Condo in Philadelphia
Maximize the value of a multifamily property sale with a condo conversion. With the right zoning, it takes about four steps and four months to create a condo. Real estate attorney Joe Console explains the zoning involved, how to get a variance, how to find a good lawyer to help, and every step of the process.