3 sisters and 9 children identified as victims of the Philadelphia row house fire, family says By Amir Vera , Jason Hanna , Paul P. Murphy , Taylor Romine and Laura Dolan , CNN 7 minute read ...

Philadelphia is a city of row houses – from the colonial era trinity to the 19th century workingman’s house and the 20th century airlite. We talk about the history of this housing style that dominates ...

A fire in a Philadelphia row house Wednesday morning left at least 12 people dead, eight of whom were children, officials said. City officials revised the death toll Wednesday evening after the ...

At least 13 people — including seven children — were killed Wednesday when a fire tore through a city-owned row home in Philadelphia and the smoke detectors failed to go off.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A rundown row house in the impoverished Mantua section of Philadelphia had a colorful, centurylong record of occupancy before its last longtime residents died and it became a ...

Ryan Briggs, investigative reporter for WHYY’s PlanPhilly, recently got pulled into a mystery a little less hard-hitting than usual: is Philadelphia’s iconic home called a “row house” or a “rowhouse”?

There are many different kinds of houses, but when it comes to city living, row houses are a shining example of how creative and efficient design can make the most out of a minimal amount of space.

The City of Brotherly Love is tackling rising unemployment and improving the energy efficiency of homes by training people to weatherize its estimated 400,000 low-income row houses.

An Elegantly Restored 19th-Century Philadelphia Row House Just Listed for $8.4 Million Located near ritzy Rittenhouse Square, the 162-year-old residence was painstakingly updated in 2019 ...

From Philadelphia row houses to the shotgun homes of New Orleans, densely-packed urban housing has left its stamp on America. ... As an 1852 visitor to the city marveled, ...

A fire in a Philadelphia row house killed at least 12 people Wednesday morning. Fire officials at first had said 13 died. Eight people were living in the first-floor unit and 18 people were living ...