Despite a slowdown as the holidays near, home sales in York and Adams counties remain ahead of last year’s pace through the first 10 months of 2021. 

The commercial real estate market remains strong across the board in York and Lancaster counties, according to a third-quarter review. 

York-based Wolf Home Products announced the expansion of its deck and rail distribution into Illinois, Minnesota and parts of Indiana and Wisconsin. 

A 21.3-acre Harrisburg property consisting of eight industrial warehouses sold this week for $12.8 million. 

West Reading-based Customers Bank launched a new commercial banking team that will work with privately owned businesses with revenue between $5 million and $100 million throughout the Midstate. 

September home sales in Lancaster County were down 4.6% from the year before but the market remains strong. 

September settlements totaled 783 in Cumberland, Dauphin and Perry counties, 10 fewer than a year ago. Last month’s figure is also 10.3% less than the 877 houses sold in August 2021.  By Paula Wolf, Contributing Writer 

York-based real estate developer Inch & Co. plans to invest an estimated $48 million on a 300 unit multi-family housing community in Franklin County. 

York Business Center is under new ownership. The 1.525 million-square-foot industrial complex was acquired by Washington, D.C.-based ASB Real Estate Investments and Radnor-based Endurance Real Estate Group for $91 million. 

A 35,430-square-foot self-storage facility in Harrisburg was recently acquired by Texas-based Rosewood Property Company. 

York Business Center, a three-building, 1.5 million-square-foot industrial facility in York, was recently purchased for $90.96 million in a joint venture between Radnor-based Endurance Real Estate Group and Washington DC-based ASB Real Estate Investments. 

The residential real estate market in York and Adams counties is experiencing a busier than normal fall as home sales stay ahead of last year’s pace.

Marcus & Millichap’s King of Prussia office listed a four-property portfolio of apartment buildings in Gettysburg and Hanover last week for $5.5 million. 

Chicago-based Cushman & Wakefield is set to sell its Interstate Industrial Portfolio, a series of 15 buildings spanning 2.57 million square feet of property across Harrisburg, PA; Columbus, OH; and Albany, Syracuse and Rochester, NY. 

Red-hot home sales have generated plenty of headlines over the past 16 months, but there’s another segment of the housing market where activity is similarly robust.