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Paul Jablow

Reporter · US

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Paul Jablow

    House of the week: A three-bedroom stone Colonial in Wallingford for $545,000 (opens the original)

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    Presti’s Bakery was established about 120 years ago in Little Italy, Cleveland, but its influence has reached into the 21st-century Delaware County housing market. Mike and Tori Gentile are leaving the Wallingford home they have loved so Mike can take over the family enterprise. The Gentiles bought the three-bedroom, 2½-bathroom, 1,622-square-foot Wallingford home in 2019, right before the COVID-19 shutdown, expecting a long stay. “We really liked the Media-Swarthmore area,” said Tori, an

  2. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Paul Jablow

    House of the week: A four-bedroom rowhouse in East Falls for $419,000 (opens the original)

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    Homeowners whose jobs involve heavy tools and machinery may have to make a choice between getting a separate studio or a different home. For Joe Carlough and Katie Haegele, writers and musicians who also cut vinyl records, the second option made sense. So they are leaving their East Falls home for a larger one in Swarthmore. “We were very attached to that house,” Haegele said, but there just wasn’t enough room in East Falls. The 1,752-square-foot house has four bedrooms and 2½ bathrooms.

  3. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Paul Jablow

    House of the week: A rowhouse in Graduate Hospital for $485,000 (opens the original)

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    Austin Turnbull loves the idea of making necessary improvements in an older home but retaining its true character. He found Philadelphia to be fertile ground for such projects and fell in love with the city despite his original intent to stay only a few years. He renovated and sold a house in Fairmount and now plans to sell his home in Graduate Hospital so he can do it a third time in Rittenhouse. “I like the concept of being a steward of history,” said Turnbull, a nurse, who does some of th

  4. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Paul Jablow

    House of the week: A house in the Wissahickon neighborhood for $750,000 (opens the original)

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    It isn’t often that a mudroom is the main attraction that sells a house. But Adnan Zulfiqar says that is what drew him and his wife, Hajira, in 2017 when they were looking for a house for themselves and their three young children. It was the last stop at the end of an exhausting day of searching. “There was just a serene feeling,” he said. That the wood-paneled mudroom had been built by previous owners as a prayer room. Careers took the family away from the home in 2022, but Hajira’s fam

  5. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Paul Jablow

    House of the week: A split level in Lafayette Hill for $715,000 (opens the original)

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    Hailey Price grew up in Ambler and her husband, Grant, grew up in Illinois, but both had always thought about moving to a coastal area. So when job opportunities made a move feasible this year, Grant, managing director for a financial firm and Hailey, a pediatric physician assistant, decided to head for Tampa, Fla. “If we don’t do it now we’ll never do it,” Grant recalled saying. The couple’s 2,244-foot house is in Lafayette Hill, Montgomery County, which Grant called “a good middle

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