Harrisburg-based Susquehanna Esports has a new home in downtown Harrisburg's SoMA neighborhood.

Home prices in Central Pennsylvania continue to rise amid a dwindling supply of homes for sale.

A new affordable apartment complex using a 100-year-old historic Lancaster senior home is expected to break ground this week.

Harristown Enterprises has started construction on a $1.2 million apartment project in downtown Harrisburg.

Carlisle Construction Materials has opened a new research and development facility in Carlisle. Stewart & Tate Construction built the $10.1 million complex.

A nearly $2.3 million state loan has been awarded to help fund a new business park plan in Paradise Township, Lancaster County.

Cumberland County contractor Weidner Construction Services is relocating its headquarters to 10 Kacey Court in Upper Allen Township. The move out of the Rossmoyne Business Center will give the construction company more office space and room to grow.

Two school districts in the Lehigh Valley are challenging the tax-exempt status of two major hospital networks in an effort to force the nonprofits to pay property taxes.

A major mixed-use project in Mechanicsburg could see heavy building construction this year, including a craft brewery expected to open in 2020.

The Commonwealth Court has affirmed a lower-court ruling to deny a demolition permit for the historic Mifflin House in Hellam Township.

It may be allergy season, but poor indoor air quality could be the culprit behind many of common health complaints employees have on the job. Small businesses are often the most vulnerable to the problem.

Royal Square Development and Construction is hoping to not only revive the former York Blue Moon in the 300 block of West Market Street, but also keep restaurant liquor licenses in the city. Liquor licenses are generating interest beyond restaurateurs in the wake of changes to state liquor laws, which has made them more valuable.

During National Small Business Week May 5-11, we recognize the hard work, risk and resilience of the more than 25 small business tenants in Smith Land's Central Pennsylvania portfolio of plazas.

Medical construction has reshaped the landscape off Route 30 and Roosevelt Avenue in York County. UPMC Pinnacle Memorial hospital, which is slated to open in August, has been followed by multiple office buildings, including the new OSS West York expected to open in September.

The Shoppes at Wyndham, a retail center near York College, is filling up. Dunkin Donuts is the latest to sign a lease in the center, which will be anchored by a Lidl grocery store.