Cumberland County-based Giant Food Stores has completed its purchase of five Shop 'N Save stores from Supervalu Inc., with plans to temporarily close and remodel the stores next month.

As buzz swirls over the federal opportunity zone program, Lancaster-based Community First Fund has become a go-to resource for investors and developers interested in the program in Central Pennsylvania.

Hoping to attract Hanover and York commuters while adding new housing to a midstate market starving for more inventory, Burkentine Builders has started selling new home sites in the Spring Grove School District.

Apple Automotive Group plans to shift two of its car dealerships after the purchase of a vacant Dick's Sporting Goods property located next to Apple Auto Park on Route 30 in York County.

Megan Seiferth knows 3700 Market St. in Hampden Township nearly as well as its former owner, Sophia Nelms.

The plan and opening date for a restaurant, brewery and live music venue at the historic Englewood Barn in Derry Township have changed after one of the partners in the redevelopment project filed for bankruptcy.

A Lancaster developer is planning a 14-story senior residential building in the city's central business district but has a number of hurdles to overcome before it becomes reality.

A Cumberland County office developer paid nearly $10.3 million to buy two of the four corporate office buildings owned by Members 1st Federal Credit Union in the Rossmoyne Business Center off Route 15.

Made-to-order doughnut franchise Duck Donuts has inked a deal to expand into Puerto Rico, with plans to add three stores on the island over the next three years.

Hoping to bring its corporate staff under one roof, Members 1st Federal Credit Union has identified a roughly 23-acre property in Hampden Township that could house its next headquarters.

Susquehanna Township commissioners on Thursday approved an infrastructure plan for Susquehanna Union Green, the first phase of land development for the 59-acre mixed-use project.

Northumberland County-based Keystone Insurers Group Inc., one of the nation's largest property and casualty partnerships, is expanding its operations in the Harrisburg area.

Moving day could be coming soon for the roughly 880 state employees still toiling at offices on the former Harrisburg State Hospital grounds.

After posting a 5 percent drop in December home sales, the York County housing market saw an uptick in transactions to begin 2019.

After breaking ground at the end of last year on a new housing community near Allenberry Resort in Monroe Township, a Wormleysburg-based developer is eyeing a new commercial project a little closer to home.