Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty is relocating its Mount Joy office to a larger space on East Main Street to give the company more room for new agents in a hot housing market.

Two related Lancaster County companies will soon be relocating to a much larger facility in the county, hoping to take their operations to the next level.

Retail giant Walmart has announced plans to spend $49 million this year to improve stores in Pennsylvania, including at least two in the midstate.

Dauphin County-based Soccer Shots Franchising LLC unveiled its new headquarters Thursday, April 5. The new 16,000 square-foot national support center in Lower Swatara Township is three times larger than the former headquarters of the rapidly-growing company.

After launching last fall in the Harrisburg-Carlisle area, Instacart is expanding its retail delivery service into Lancaster County.

After building two of the first Tru by Hilton hotels in the world, York County-based Springwood Hospitality is poised this year to expand its relationship with Hilton.

Cumberland County-based Giant Food Stores unveiled plans Tuesday to spend $70 million over the next two years to build new stores and fueling stations in Pennsylvania, as well as remodel existing stores.

York-based Apple Retail Properties, part of Stewart Group Inc., has broken ground on a new retail strip center in Virginia, the company's latest project outside Pennsylvania.

From “hot off the press” to “fresh off the pretzel lines,” The Sentinel's longtime newspaper building in Carlisle is about to bake up some news in food manufacturing.

With a seventh judge slated to begin serving Cumberland County in 2020, county officials have taken a step toward addressing future needs for office space.

Dover Township will be running on Dunkin' Donuts in the near future.

Fresh off selling a hotel in Manhattan, upscale-hotel owner Hersha Hospitality Trust has spent $41.5 million to buy a new hotel in Maryland.

Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Central Pennsylvania has consolidated its offices in York County, a move designed to streamline operations at one of the region's biggest real estate companies.

Spooky Nook Sports has closed on a $3.6 million purchase of the Lanco Fieldhouse in East Hempfield Township, a deal designed to help Spooky Nook better serve the youth sports market.