REAL ESTATE NEWS: openings, contracts, transactions, relocations

The building that housed the former Carlisle Central Farmers Market at 117 N. Hanover St. remains empty, and the Cumberland County Redevelopment Authority does not yet have a list of prospective tenants, Executive Director Chris Gulotta said.

A bill aimed at providing incentives for the preservation
and rehabilitation of historic buildings and properties in Pennsylvania has taken a step forward.

The Penn
State Milton
S. Hershey
Medical Center
today dedicated the $153 million home of the Penn State Hershey Cancer
Institute.

Lancaster County’s Keystone Custom Homes Inc. was named the 100th top homebuilder in the U.S. by Builder magazine.

The Downtown Carlisle Association hired Glenn A. White June 16 to be its Main Street manager, filling the position that had been vacant for several months, DCA association President Heather Kattouf announced.

A downtown Lancaster
restaurant owner plans to open what he says will be the city’s first wine bar
next month.

After a tumultuous 10-plus years, the Lancaster County Convention Center and Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square has finally become a reality.

Business leaders remain vigilant on the Employee Free Choice Act.

Ranked by total compensation

Broker and president of Re/Max Delta Group Inc.

Construction began this week on the building for Hawk Acres
Enterprise Place’s first tenant.

Penn National Gaming Inc. officials have revealed plans for
a $410 million gaming and entertainment facility in Wyandotte County, Kan.

Lancaster County’s Queensgate Partners is developing a $5.8
million movie theater at Queensgate Towne Center
in York Township,
York County.

A group of entrepreneurs plans to open a biodiesel plant in Jackson Township,
York County.