Over on Curbed National, they've got photos of the suburban Philadelphia estate of Dennis Alter, whose fortunes rose and fell with the troubled credit card issuer Advanta. That shouldn't stop us from gawking at his digs, though: 70 acres and an indoor tennis court, all for $50M less than what Alter paid to have the 40,000-square-foot house built. [Curbed National]
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