Members of America's largest generation, the baby boomers, are about to butt heads with their children, known as Generation Y or the millennials. Now that the latter is grown, it has nothing to do with family arguments about curfews or video games.
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Read More »I worry about the state of our building industry. Our buildings account for 40 percent of the nation's energy use, yet we don't have a strong standard for measuring and, consequently, improving performance. Despite studies indicating great potential for reducing our buildings' collective appetite for a volatile energy supply, the LEED rating system has proven more publicity stunt than reliable energy saver. It's time for serious energy performance metrics.
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The federal trial for David Dodd, the developer of the failed Capitol View Commerce Center in Harrisburg, has been continued for a third time, said Heidi Havens, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Read More »GreenWorks Develoment plans to sell its headquarters building on Front Street in Harrisburg and move to Midtown, where it is leading a redevelopment wave.
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I was having lunch with a Pennsylvania state representative last week, and he asked me, "What can the legislature do to help residential real estate?"
Read More »The economy's growth continues to be "sub-par" because of large companies sitting on profits, small businesses and construction firms failing to get loans and extremely tight mortgage underwriting practices, a national real estate official told York County business leaders.
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The speed of Fulton Financial Corp.'s redevelopment of a half-acre of downtown Lancaster property will be determined by how quickly the economy improves, the Lancaster-based financial firm said.
Fulton, parent company of Fulton Bank, purchased a building and adjoining parking lot on East King Street last year.
Interest rates on commercial loans are expected to increase as early as next year, and that has motivated developers to move forward with projects and made other property owners put their buildings on the sales market, regional commercial real estate agents said.
Some developers have waited for the economy to improve to develop projects, said Drew Bobincheck, an agent with Landmark Commercial Realty Inc./Oncor International, based in East Pennsboro Township.
REAL ESTATE NEWS: Openings, contracts, transactions, relocations
Read More »The Central Pennsylvania affiliate of Paul Davis Restoration & Remodeling has moved to a 50,000-square-foot location in East Lampeter Township.
Read More »The real estate listing for York's historic Roosevelt Tavern is no longer available on the Rock Commercial Real Estate website.
Read More »York's historic Roosevelt Tavern and adjoining residences are up for sale, according to Rock Commercial Real Estate.
Read More »Hillwood Investment Properties, a Texas company owned by businessman and former presidential candidate H. Ross Perot Sr., today announced it purchased the warehouse at Key Logistics Park in Cumberland County.
Read More »The U.S. General Services Administration is partnering to host a Green Living Fair Thursday in Harrisburg.
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