CBRE reports that it arranged the sale of the nearly 2.4 million-square-foot Rausch Creek Logistics Center in Valley View to California-based Panattoni Development Co.

The overwhelming demand for light industrial and warehousing space along the I-78/I-81 corridor should last through the end of the year and likely beyond, said Vince Ranalli, executive vice president for CBRE.

Lancaster County’s real estate market continues to be extremely active, with June home sales up almost 36% over May.

Residential real estate broker Coldwell Banker merged its 20 Philadelphia and Central Pennsylvania real estate offices into one combined sales force this month.

A Wormleysburg-based real estate developer is asking Commonwealth Court to reevaluate a case involving the opening of a Chick-fil-A restaurant in Camp Hill.

The developers behind mixed-use retail and office space Hershey Towne Square plan to open a farmers market in the old post office building behind the development.

Despite the shortage of inventory in the three-county region covered by the Greater Harrisburg Association of Realtors, the number of new listings in the area is on the rise, according to Adrian Smith, president of the association.

The former Elizabethtown site for equipment dealer Messick’s Equipment has been listed for $9.5 million.

Despite the lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic through much of last spring, home sales in York and Adams counties remain well ahead of 2020’s pace.

Integrated Development Partners (IDP) in Wormleysburg plans to break ground on a new apartment building project in Harrisburg this fall after receiving final approval by the Harrisburg City Council.

The Harrisburg area’s real estate market continues to hum along, fueled by a high demand for homes that are in short supply.

Home365, a property technology/insurance technology residential real estate investment and property management company, announced the purchase of SlateHouse Property Management and Realty, headquartered in Lancaster.

The engineering and consulting firm now has eight locations across Eastern and Central Pennsylvania, but the new building at 5420 Crackersport Road in Upper Macungie will serve as the company’s headquarters.

The average sales price for a Lancaster County home approached $300,000 in May, a sign that demand remains high with the limited inventory available.

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.