SCORE Lancaster Lebanon Chapter chose five local businesses which demonstrated resiliency, leadership and excellence as the 2022 winners of its Small Business Awards. 

The Lancaster Public Library kicked off its capital campaign to raise $2.2 million needed to complete its move to Queen Street Thursday. 

A mixed-use property planned to be finished this summer will include a new microbrewery upon completion. 

Lemoyne-based real estate industrial brokerage firm NAI CIR announced a number of transactions.

Technology company Doceo is moving its headquarters in York to accommodate growth. The company which specializes in copiers, printers and IT services is moving from 1499 S. Queen St. to the former Ruby Tuesday’s location at 255 St. Charles Way, just off Route 83. 

Home prices in central Pennsylvania kept climbing in March as a large majority of listings continued to draw multiple offers. 

Tommy’s Express Car Wash is opening its first franchise in Lancaster County. The fast-growing Holland, Michigan-based company announced on its website that a location is “coming soon” to 798 E. Main St., Ephrata Township. 

Home sales jumped 32% last month compared to the previous month in Pennsylvania, according to a report prepared for the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors.  

Fulton Market Apartments, a 37-unit apartment building at 417 E. Frederick St. in Lancaster, recently sold for $5.825 million to an undisclosed buyer.

Rock Commercial Real Estate reported Wednesday that it completed 101 transactions in the fourth quarter of last year, including $14 million in closed sales and 490,000 square feet in lease transactions.

Coming off a record-breaking year in 2021, the I-78/I-81 corridor is continuing to experience record low vacancy, record high absorption and record high rents in the commercial real estate market, as well as a construction industry that’s struggling to keep up with demand. 

Pennsylvania’s elderly population is quickly expanding in what many call the “silver tsunami” -- that growing segment of the population is making senior communities of all kinds reevaluate their stock and giving construction firms specializing in the industry a lot of work to do.

The Downtown Hershey Association (DHA) has appointed Melissa Miller as its new executive director. 

Renovations of the former St. Joseph’s Hospital Delp Wing is moving forward with a $200,000 grant. 

A 5.4-acre industrial property in Dillsburg has sold for $1.6 million.