The Quandel Group Inc. is the construction manager Commerce Bank/Harrisburg hired to estimate the
cost of work to be done on the stalled Capitol
View Commerce
Center in Harrisburg, said H. Glenn "Bub" Manning, a
partner at Quandel.
Real estate
Harrisburg minority-and-woman-owned real estate office to host open house
A Harrisburg-based minority-and-woman-owned real estate
group at noon tomorrow will hold a grand opening and open house.
GSA’s narrowed courthouse-site search triggers shellshock
Two possible sites that the U.S. General Services
Administration (GSA) selected for a new federal courthouse building in Harrisburg are out of the
administration's crosshairs for now.
Black contractors to rally at Capitol
A Harrisburg-based organization that supports equal work
opportunities for black contractors and construction workers will hold a rally from noon to 2 p.m. today in
the Capitol rotunda.
Top 100: Healthy season
Richard D. Poole had an unusual 2007.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS: openings, contracts, transactions, relocations
Read More »Harsco Q2 income up 8 percent
Cumberland County-based Harsco Corp. posted second-quarter
income of nearly $90 million today, an 8-percent increase over the year-ago
quarter.
Rutter’s opens York County store
Rutter's Farm Stores today opened another of the 10 new stores the York County
company plans to open this year.
On the Move
REAL ESTATE NEWS: openings, contracts, transactions, relocations
Read More »Harrisburg staple Bill’s Café sold
The Derry Street Café, also long- known as Bill's Café, has
been sold.
Hospice seeks $5M to expand
Hospice of Lancaster
County is nearing completion of a
$17.3 million facility in Mount
Joy.
Midstate airports land state grants
Eighteen Pennsylvania
airports will share $3.9 million from the state to improve safety and upgrade
facilities, PennDOT today announced.
Arro to direct sewer service in Chester County twp.
An engineering- and environmental-consulting firm in Lancaster County
was named executive director of the Upper Uwchlan Municipal Authority in Chester County.
Hanover gets new lease on business with downtown revival
Hanover was once a thriving
industrial and manufacturing hub in Central Pennsylvania.
Several decades ago, however, the business landscape changed, and Hanover saw a number of
its cornerstone companies shut down or leave, abandoning large buildings in the
heart of downtown.