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Cafe Ynez opens at 2025 Washington Ave. Check out the menu

April 22, 2014May 30, 2014 Taylor Farnsworth 2025 Washington Ave., Cafe Ynez, Washington Avenue min read

Cafe Ynez, a new Mexican cafe, opened at 2025 Washington Ave. last week with a variety of Mexican dishes and coffee drinks that are scarce along the avenue. The restaurant takes over the space that was Cafe L’Aube in the

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Quick Hits: Sparkling renovated temple; Kenyatta vs. Ori; CHOP’s plans vs. bike lane

April 16, 2014April 15, 2014 Albert Stumm 6th Street, CHOP, Feibush, Kenyatta Johnson, Ritner Street min read

Hidden City checks in on a stunning, nine-year renovation of a former Lutheran church into the Preah Buddah Rangsey Temple at 6th and Ritner. Check out their cool slideshow here, along with a good story about the changing face of that

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Seven new homes moving forward at vacant lot at 21st and Federal

April 11, 2014April 8, 2014 Albert Stumm 2055 Federal St., 21st Street, Federal Street min read

A cluster of new homes is coming to a vacant lot in a booming section of Point Breeze, if city records can tell the future. The owner of a 5,800 square foot plot of land at 2055 Federal St. was granted

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SoPhilly Spotlight: Sensible edition

March 28, 2014March 31, 2014 Albert Stumm 1519 Manton St., Manton Street, SoPhilly Spotlight min read

Yes, you can still afford to buy a good house in South Philly. This one even has a finished basement. Coming in at a sensible $174,900, this week’s SoPhilly Spotlight is a 2-bed, 1-bath renovated rowhouse at 1519 Manton St. that has everything you

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Quick Hits: 3-story homes rule; Ward election battle that matters; and The Dolphin is 1 year old

March 25, 2014March 25, 2014 Albert Stumm Dolphin, Feibush, Zoning min read

Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell has dropped her push to ban new three-story houses on predominately two-story blocks across the city. Plan Philly reports that the City Planning Commission has been talking to Blackwell about a neighborhood-conservation zoning overlay that would apply