Developers at the New Jersey-based Heidenberg Properties say they’re confident in the long-term success of Hershey Square Shopping Center, which they have unofficially re-named “Hershey Square 2.0” after a string of successful lease agreements with big-name retailers. 

After a decade of brokering deals on residential housing throughout the region, a Lancaster-based real estate firm announced that it will be affiliating with Century 21 Real Estate.

Having established itself earlier this month as an independent nonprofit organization, the Enola-based Partnership for Career Development last week appointed board members and CEO Lynda Morris.

Architects and designers are being called upon to help resolve the inherent conflicts in workplace design beyond this pandemic. The AEC industry is realizing that the community health enigma may be one of the greatest challenges in the commercial sector of their practice. 

Now as the Yuengling, America's oldest brewery, prepares to expand from its current 22-state East Coast footprint and become a national brand, the company is ready to become a national favorite and residents of Pottsville are excited to share their hometown beer.

“I just know there are so many people out there who lost their jobs and are still looking,” Susan Graham said, “And I thought, ‘What can we do to help people and still be socially distant?’”

Patti Husic is president and CEO of Centric Financial Corp, talks to PA Biz Conversations about the business focus on diversity and inclusion and how aggressively the bank is helping business with loans and assistance during COVID.

Lancaster-based supportive housing developer HDC MidAtlantic has secured the first sale for its homeownership program, which provides resources to residents of modest incomes to purchase Larkspur Crossing residences at a price significantly below market value.

The remote learning offered by colleges and universities across the country this fall likely bears little resemblance to what was happening last spring when the COVID-19 pandemic forced everything to shut down, according to technology experts in eastern and central Pennsylvania. For starters, they say, expect a lot more effort put into engagement

At the start of the pandemic, Lancaster and Lebanon counties were like much of the state when jobs were being shed to some of the highest levels in decades. But the numbers of jobless dwindled over the summer, with the numbers inching closer to falling below double digits by July.

We removed any breaks. When they pack up for Thanksgiving they won’t be returning to campus. We wanted to get them through the semester with as few gaps as possible to reduce the chance that we would transition to remote due to a resurgence (of Covid-19).

People are starting to see that the risk in some sectors is diminishing. Manufacturing is returning, demand is coming back. Some industries, like the ecommerce space is really taking off,”

Gov. Tom Wolf on Thursday followed through with his promise to veto legislation that would have stripped the state’s top environmental regulatory agency from implementing a carbon-reduction initiative without approval from the General Assembly.

Baling hay. It’s important & urgent work on a farm. It’s also a great business metaphor related to the number one barrier to growth in every business. 

Orrstown Financial Services said Thursday it plans to close six branch locations — three in Pennsylvania and three in Maryland — by the end of the first quarter of 2021 in response to shifting consumer habits that have been accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic.