Across the city, Philadelphia is at risk of losing thousands of subsidized rental homes during the next decade as federal affordability agreements expire.

There are more houses planned for the Melrose development than before, according to a county review of the Cheltenham project that also raised potential parking issues for the proposed public pools.

A sale is expected "in the near term," according to PREIT, which owns the property.

The 3,500-square-foot space in the former La Bella Moda boutique will be the 10th location of the "healthy-eats cafe," which was founded in Avalon.

The site where three historic buildings were destroyed by arson in 2020 will become two-story retail building, with a roof deck.