Lehman Street Townhomes, a 36-unit multifamily complex in Derry Township, Dauphin County, was sold for $4.25 million by New Jersey-based The Kislak Company.

As Lancaster Public Library prepares to relocate, its board of trustees announced Wednesday an agreement to sell the library building at 125 N. Duke St.

Cedar Realty Trust will be retaining property management of Camp Hill Shopping Center, which has 25 stores, according to MallsinAmerica.com. Among the other tenants there are Boscov’s, Staples, Five Below, Barnes & Noble Booksellers and LA Fitness.

Philadelphia-based Mark Lane Properties has a vision for the New York Wire Works that includes a mixture of arts, crafts, retail, events and food.

Median sales prices in York and Adams counties posted double-digit increases through May as the real estate market stayed hot.

The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency is now accepting bids for $3 million in mixed-use development credits.

York County was awarded more than $2.4 million combined from the Pennsylvania Housing Affordability and Rehabilitation Enhancement Fund, or PHARE, and the COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Program, or CHIRP.

Construction has started on Carlisle Construction Materials’ sixth thermoplastic polyolefin manufacturing line, which will produce the commercial roofing industry’s first 16-foot-wide TPO membranes.

Three Lancaster natives have founded a new land development company for multi-family residential and industrial projects that they say will enhance long-term economic growth in the midstate.

For the first time, Berks County’s tax claim bureau will be holding a delinquent real estate auction sale online.

Mayberry at Stewartstown, a 130-plus-lot development in York County, is now open. It debuts at a time when demand is outstripping supply in the housing market and new home construction is being counted on to help close the gap. Richmond American Homes of Maryland Inc., a subsidiary of M.D.C. Holdings Inc., is building in the ...

The commercial real estate market in York and Lancaster counties is showing positive signs in all sectors as the local economy emerges from the COVID-19 recession, a report shows.

Rents in the Harrisburg market jumped 4.4% in May, an increase almost twice as much as the national average, according to the June Apartment List National Rent Report.

York-based architectural firm Mulá group is opening a new location in Lancaster, headed by a director of operations with years of experience in the county.

The sharp hiring rebound in March indicated that economic pain from the pandemic continues to decline, but one factor in Lancaster and Lebanon County continues to vex some employers—filling open positions, including part-time jobs.