Aaron Moselle

Both sticking points boil down to funding. And it’s unclear if the Sixers are willing to spend more to make the Center City arena a reality.

The authority is in dire straits as the Sixers seek to build the transit-oriented development. It’s unclear where the additional funding will come from.

The West Philadelphia apartment building will be gutted and rehabbed. Residents were notified Tuesday that they will need to relocate.

Lawmakers must vote enabling legislation out of committee by Dec. 12 to authorize the arena before the end of the year.

City Council is expected to take a preliminary vote on the arena next week. The team says it needs the body to approve development before the end of the year.

The Sixers have not yet agreed to proposed amendments to a legislative package containing the approvals the team needs to build the $1.3 billion arena.

The full City City body is expected to take a second and final vote on the bills on Dec. 19.

YouthBuild Philadelphia Charter School is breathing new life into an old PECO building.

SEPTA selected Ken Weinstein’s bid to renovate the stations as the authority faces a massive operating deficit.

The controversial development is now on track to open in Center City in 2031.