In 1987, when Wendy Tippetts relocated to form Tippetts/Weaver Architects with Gary Weaver, Lancaster city was an unpolished gem.

Could the real estate market be changing course again?

While home sales are down slightly over last year in Pennsylvania, the housing market remained fairly steady in February from January, according to the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors. 

Buffeted by high demand and limited supply, the Harrisburg rental market was the third most competitive in the nation as the calendar turned to 2023.

Through February, the story of the local real estate market is still lack of inventory. And that shortage is helping to keep home prices strong, even as they’re no longer skyrocketing.

YTI Career Institute is downsizing and moving into a new location: 380 Centerville Road, East Hempfield Township, which was previously known as Tipsy Boar Tap and Grill before closing in March 2019. 

This recognition from B2B directory ClearlyRated is based solely on service feedback and ratings from the firm’s recent client survey.

Construction is underway at Rock Lititz for a $10 million new center that will educate the next generation workforce for the entertainment industry. 

Nearly 2,200 homes and businesses in Berks, Chester and Lancaster counties are now accessible to fiber broadband from high-speed internet provider Kinetic.

One of Lebanon County’s major employers has taken a significant step toward renewable energy with the installation of an 800-kilowatt commercial solar array.

The new owner of Life Changes Realty Group has set her sights on donating $1 million to charity. 

Last August the former home of Good ‘N Plenty restaurant in Ronks was purchased by Well Spring Care to be converted into a 24/7 medical clinic for the Amish. The deal was a high-profile example of an increasingly common trend.

Who says big deals don’t get done in Harrisburg?

York-based Springwood Hospitality, a hotel development and management company, recently announced new ownership and other organizational changes.

The Ronald Reagan Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse in Harrisburg has sold again, this time for more than $13 million.