Olde Liberty Square, a collection of four office properties at 4807-4815 Jonestown Road in Lower Paxton Township, Harrisburg, was purchased by a New York-based investment firm for $16 million. 

The US housing market has had a white hot year. Home sales are on track to reach the highest level in 15 years, with an estimated 6 million homes sold in 2021.

With Covid-19 causing delays in construction schedules and project openings, compiling CNN's annual architecture lookahead has become a tricky business.

Diakon Lutheran Social Ministries has sold four of its eight senior living communities, including Frey Village in Middletown.

Summerdale Plaza, a 141,451-square foot retail shopping center at 429 N. Enola Road, East Pennsboro Township, was acquired by Red Bank, New Jersey-based First National Realty Partners.

Though Lancaster County home sales fell very slightly in November from the previous year, their pace is still comfortably ahead of 2020.

JLL Capital Markets closed the sale of a fully leased, 254,449-square-foot, multi-tenant distribution warehouse at 301 Railroad Ave., Camp Hill, for $24.4 million.

Three midstate projects have been approved for over $672,000 in grant funding through the Keystone Communities Program. 

Housing inventory continued to trend down in November according to the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors. 

Real estate brokerage firm Marcus & Millichap completed the sale of a 188-unit manufactured housing community in Palmyra for $18 million. 

York-based architecture and engineering firm Buchart Horn has acquired Uni-Tec Consulting Engineers in State College, a firm specialized in water, wastewater and municipal engineering, as well as land development, systems commissioning and energy services. 

Palmyra, Lebanon County-based Dalane Management purchased a 20-unit apartment complex in Derry Township, Dauphin County this week for $2.5 million. 

Construction has begun on York’s newest senior living community, believed to be the first in years. 

The shortage of affordable housing is acute nationwide, and central Pennsylvania is no exception. 

After peaking in June, home prices in Pennsylvania dropped in October, but are still higher than they were one year ago.