Recent hires also include B.R. Kreider & Son Inc. and Gish’s Furniture.

The sellers were Brighton Commercial LP and Brighton Village Center LP, of Lancaster, the deed said. 

“With this critical funding in place, we intend to commence site work as soon as possible,” said Tony Seitz, vice president of development with High Associates. 

Cumberland and Lebanon counties will receive a portion of $10.3 million in funding through the Pennsylvania HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) to support affordable housing. 

The York Water Co. has purchased the Donald and Janet Dallmeyer properties in Spring Grove Township which abut York Water Co.’s land at its treatment facilities known as Reservoir Park. 

Now that the tenant placement portion has finished at Steel Works, an Integrated Development Partners’ mixed-use project in Steelton, Hamilton Health Center will begin construction on its new facility, and IDP has broken ground on The Steelworks Apartments, 46 units that will open in late spring of 2023.

The Investment Real Estate Group of Companies, a full-service, self-storage real estate firm based in York, announced the move to its new headquarters at 320 N. George St. in downtown York.

Three Lebanon County projects were approved for $3 million total in the latest round of funding through the commonwealth’s Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program.

Seven Cumberland County projects – ranging from renovation of an old, landmark hotel to public swimming pool upgrades - were among those selected for the most recent round of grants from the state’s Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program.

Commercial real estate services firm Levin Management Corp. announced a pair of transactions at High Pointe Commons, a 325,000-square-foot regional shopping center in Swatara Township.

The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners voted last week to approve $5,0496,757 in additional Cumberland County Recovery Grants. 

In Lancaster, nine organizations will create 85 affordable housing units and preserve 443 more through renovation, thanks to a $7.4 million American Rescue Plan Act allocation approved Nov. 22 by Lancaster City Council.

If you think of the most pressing issues that our low-income, marginalized communities face, everything is centered on access to safe, adequate, and affordable housing. Without this essential foundation, how can we expect our communities to live healthier lives, contribute to our economy, and be active members of our society when every day they are ...

York-based PeoplesBank is donating its building at 1 Manchester St., Glen Rock, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, to the borough of Glen Rock.

Continued high construction costs and rising interest rates have had an impact on what has been a red-hot commercial real estate market in Eastern and Central Pennsylvania.