Should Pennsylvania phase out defined-benefit pension plans for state workers and shift to a defined-contribution plan, such as the 401(k)? Why or why not?

Harrisburg Mayor Stephen R. Reed today dedicated the first installment of 71 planned townhouses to be built along North Fifth, North Sixth, Reily and Calder streets.

Swatara Township-based TransCore received a $4 million contract to upgrade the toll collection systems for two bridges in Nova Scotia.

Global real estate group CB Richard Ellis Group, Inc., which has an office in Harrisburg, plans to become carbon neutral by 2010.

A Montgomery County developer plans to infuse new life into a three-acre site at 4125 N. Front St. in Susquehanna Township.

Resun Corp., a modular-construction company based in Dulles, Va., acquired the U.S. and Canadian assets of General Electric Capital Corp.’s Modular Space business March 31, according to statements from both companies.

Developers are responding to more expensive real estate tastes in Central Pennsylvania cities.

Automated Valuation Models are troubling area residential appraisers.

Fairview Township in York County is a classic example of the relationship among commercial, retail and residential development. Wherever residential goes, the other two are sure to follow.

At least three more warehouses have been built or are in the works in two Cumberland County municipalities, and a fourth warehouse has been proposed.

The What If Café at 3424 N. Sixth St., Susquehanna Township, is for sale.

September will see several revitalization projects wrap up in downtown Carlisle.

Beneath the coats of paint, granite counter tops and gutted ruins of buying and selling houses for profit in southcentral Pennsylvania there lies a fierce debate.

Public projects can be a little like stones thrown into a lake. The ripples extend across the water.

A Harrisburg developer received a $250,000 state grant to support the construction of a Shurfine Market at 101Trewick St. in Steelton.