Monthly Archive: July, 2019

The rent’s less damned high: rents falling in most of America’s most expensive cities Meanwhile, the cities experiencing the steepest decline in rents are something of a mixed bag: Philadelphia (down 12.7%!), Baltimore, Columbus, Akron, Madison, Nashville (which is regressing to the mean after a record-setting surge last year), Seattle, Des Moines and Portland, OR.

A Giant Food Market Is Popping Up at Cherry Street Pier This Summer Last year, Philly’s new waterfront destination, Cherry Street Pier, opened on the Delaware River as an indoor/outdoor artist studio and retail space with food trucks, a garden, and a lineup of festivals. Starting Saturday, July 13, add a farmers market to that list. The nonprofit Food Trust,...

Rare Collection Of Early American Flags Explores The Evolution Of Old Glory | Hidden City Philadelphia A New Constellation: A Collection of 13 Star Flags brings together a unique collection of early American flags at the the Museum of the American Revolution. The exhibition is on view until July 21. | Image courtesy of the Museum of the American Revolution...