Zoning ordinances control myriad aspects of a new building, such as its purpose, height and setback.

The industrial real estate market in Central Pennsylvania remained strong at the end of the second quarter, according to a report from CB Richard Ellis’ Harrisburg office.

High Concrete Group will manufacture the structural, precast concrete for the new, 82,000-seat Meadowlands Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J.

Community Basics Inc., a Lancaster-based nonprofit housing developer, has added a property-management division.

The Center City Bread Shed, a breakfast and lunch restaurant in downtown Harrisburg, will close Aug. 16.

A developer plans to convert a car wash in Lebanon County into a strip mall.

Camp Hill-based Jack Gaughen Realtor ERA joined the ERA National Military Broker Network last month.

Wohlsen Construction Co. plans to build a 24,000-square-foot, environmentally friendly office building at 541 Steel Way in Lancaster.

An 18-story office, parking and retail building will go up between 200-212 N. Second St. in downtown Harrisburg.

Target opens for business in Silver Spring Square in Cumberland County at 8 a.m. tomorrow.

A parking lot at the corner of North Second and Locust streets in downtown Harrisburg is for sale.

Joe Frio began his real estate career rehabbing houses in the late 1960s. Almost 30 years later, he traded in his hammers and paintbrushes for big-time negotiating skills as a private investor of shopping centers.

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Lower Paxton Township-based Triple Crown Corp. purchased six industrial properties throughout Pennsylvania and New York from Penn Detroit Diesel-Allison Industrial Properties for $20.8 million.

Newberry Township officials approved a conditional-use permit last night for a proposed 47-acre shopping center.