Wagman Construction Inc. announced this morning it will move its offices -- and its 25 employees -- to the first floor of a building in downtown York, across the street from the new Sovereign Bank Stadium.

A Montgomery County industrial-development company is building a 310,000-square-foot warehouse on about 25 acres in Silver Spring Township, Cumberland County.

Federal Judge Christopher C. Conner pulled out a peace card this week and suggested a third alternative site for the construction of a $135 million federal courthouse in Harrisburg.

The former Ronald H. Brown Charter School at 909 Green St. in Harrisburg recently was sold to a group of Harrisburg business partners called Schoolhouse Investors.

The owners of a Manheim Township-based interior-decorating business announced Feb. 11 that they will move the company to Lancaster.

As president and owner of Shumaker Trucking Co., David Shumaker knows that getting around the Harrisburg area is not always easy, but he and other area business owners also know that with limited transportation improvement funds, choices need to be made.

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REAL ESTATE NEWS: openings, contracts, transactions, relocations

Federal Judge Christopher C. Conner today pulled out a peace card and suggested a third alternative site for the construction of a $135 million federal courthouse in Harrisburg.

The future of a massive retail-development and traffic-improvement project proposed for Lancaster County could be decided in a few weeks.

Charter Homes Group plans to develop something on 309 acres just south of Route 283 in East Hempfield Township.

Lancaster County's biggest economic-development deal of the past decade had all the makings of an action-packed thriller movie.

President and chief executive officer of High Real Estate Group

A southern York County market known for its Amish vendors has two new Amish partners and plans to expand.

REAL ESTATE NEWS: openings, contracts, transactions, relocations