For one day last week, Harrisburg-area business leaders Ralph Vartan and Mike Wilson walked in the other's shoes.

Work to redevelop two long-dormant brownfield sites in Carlisle borough has started or is soon to begin, heralding the promise of diverse new uses including affordable housing, hospitality and high-end condos.

People who work in Harrisburg but want to buy homes on the West Shore may have to settle for a longer commute.

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By the end of the year, hospitality giant Hilton Worldwide expects to be operating more than 10 of its new Tru by Hilton hotels.

Warehouses continue to rise along the Interstate 78/Interstate 81 corridor, but demand for space is as strong as ever, driving up rents, according to CBRE Research, an arm of real estate firm CBRE Group Inc.

A West Shore company that makes granite countertops has expanded to the East Shore.

Hoping to benefit from downtown York's revitalization and strong apartment-rental market, York's Sherman Property Management Inc. said Monday it has purchased a rival firm.

A California-based auction plans to sell off a 503-acre tract of land in Middlesex Township next month following recent delays as would-be bidders requested more time to study the property.

Three days after watching Mike Wilson tour construction sites with tenants, run staff meetings on future developments and call press conferences to extend daily restaurant operations in Midtown Harrisburg, developer Ralph Vartan got to experience what it's like living in his friend's shoes — literally.

The first phase of a large mixed-use project near Messiah College in Upper Allen Township has been approved for construction.

We now know what an Amazon.com campus in Dauphin County could look like, but details on what it might cost to bring such a facility here are still a secret.

A plan by a York-area developer to convert a church just east of York into a 12-unit apartment building has received the preliminary backing of Springettsbury Township officials.

The state House this week passed a bill that would require home inspectors to be licensed in the commonwealth.

Dillsburg-based Presbyterian Senior Living on Wednesday opened Westminster Place at Ware Apartments, a 61-unit apartment building on its Ware Presbyterian Village community in Chester County.