Governor Wolf’s office tells Bridgetower Media that he intends to veto House Bill 2412, which would declare the real estate industry as a life sustaining business.

Two York County nonprofits received $56,000 grants to help families stay in their homes as they face the economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis.

A bill to declare real estate as a life-sustaining business in Pennsylvania is heading to Gov. Wolf’s desk for signature after being passed by the state house and senate. House Bill 2412, introduced by Rep. Todd Polinchock, R-Chalfont, would allow for some level of in-person real estate in every county in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania is the ...

Buffeted by the COVID-19 pandemic, home sales in the three counties covered by the Greater Harrisburg Association of Realtors dropped 26% in April from the previous year.

Hillsborough, New Jersey-based Larken Associates broke ground on a new project at its Dover Township, York County apartment complex that will add 107 residential units, two new buildings for residents and a series of renovations to the current complex.

Wolf’s moratorium extends an April ruling from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court that barred landlords and lenders from removing people from their residences due to inability to meet rent and mortgage payments through May 11. The governor’s executive order extends the same coverage through July 10.

“At the moment we are doing closings on the back porch with a table and passing documents to buyers and sellers,” through a window, said Kathie Vresics, manager Associated Abstract Services LLC in South Whitehall Township.

Pennsylvania’s Attorney General Josh Shapiro is urging landlords across the state to not begin any new eviction proceedings until at least July 15.

For those who enjoy entertaining, turning a plain backyard into celebration central is not only fun, but socially rewarding. Materials and ideas for enhancing the outdoor environment have evolved over the past decade, creating a boon for hosts, hostesses and those in the landscaping and hardscaping business.

The Pennsylvania Association of Realtors is throwing its support behind House Bill 2412, sponsored by Todd Polinchock, R-Chalfont, that would reopen the real estate industry as a life-sustaining business.

Residential and non-residential construction in Pennsylvania is set to resume May 8, but projects deemed life-sustaining continued across the commonwealth with only a short delay, including some by regional health care systems.

Though the world has not seen a virus causing a global shut down like we are seeing with COVID-19, we can anticipate the significant changes we may expect to see take right here in Pennsylvania. Here’s how commercial real estate is getting pulled into the fold.

“Smart home features will be in every home at some point, builders are going to be using them, the choice is do you want to be in the forefront or do you want to play catch up?"

PennDot is working on projects throughout central Pennsylvania that will relieve congestion during heaving traffic periods. While some of the projects won’t start or be done for a number of years, many already are under construction,

Federal officials are working with local lenders to help small businesses pay the bills and keep workers on furloughed status — a kind of induced economic freeze — so they are positioned to make a successful economic rebound on the other side of the COVID-19 pandemic.