The new zoning code proposed for Lower Merion Township focuses primarily on the most cherished but also most exclusionary features of 1950s suburbia, writes Inga Saffron for The Philadelphia... Read more
The Ardmore Cinema closed almost two decades ago. The current occupant is an outdoor furniture store that advertises on the marquee that once displayed movie showings, writes Erin McCarthy f... Read more
It’s a trendy name, fitting for a trendy neighborhood. Cross Properties, the developer making things in the Bala Cynwyd section of Lower Merion Township, is using the moniker NoBA fo... Read more
Cross Properties is hoping to revive Bala Cynwyd’s main street with a more than $100 million investment in three big residential and retail developments, writes Dan Geringer for Philly.com.... Read more
The Main Line Chamber Foundation has set the date for the 20th annual GIANT Main Line 5K Run/Walk for Sunday, Sept. 10. The nonprofit also kicked off sponsor recruitment by announcing a $10,... Read more
Lower Merion Township officials have delayed the approval for Kimco Realty’s plan to build a six-story apartment complex at Ardmore’s Suburban Square, writes Alison Burdo for Philadelphia Bu... Read more
Developments based around easy access to public transit are switching their focus to garages with Lower Merion Township one of the first to embrace this new urban design concept, writes Cait... Read more
The Narberth Community Food Bank, which began providing its vital services during the recent Great Recession, has been ordered by the Pennsylvania Department of State to stop soliciting dona... Read more
Like a Phoenix rising from the ashes, Lynne Barol and Arnold Chassen have rallied to rebuild their Penn Valley home after it was consumed by flames five years ago, writes Sally A. Downey for... Read more
As the fastest growing district in the Philadelphia suburbs, Lower Merion Township has already encountered hefty tax hikes over the last decade to the tune of over 50 percent due to the grow... Read more
