How much are builders willing to pay for the chance to erect new homes in a market where buyers are struggling to find homes to buy?

A new steakhouse restaurant is slated to open in the next several weeks in Cumberland County at the site of the former Gullifty's Restaurant & The Underground, which closed last February.

Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday to commemorate the first renovated home sold as part of a project designed to entice homeowners to the city's South Allison Hill neighborhood.

Global electronic-parts maker TE Connectivity Ltd., which has significant operations in the Harrisburg area, says it no longer needs one of its local office buildings.

Looking to gain a foothold in Central Pennsylvania, a community bank from western Pennsylvania has hired a midstate native to open a Cumberland County lending office.

As of Feb. 8 Rite Aid Corp. has handed over the keys to more than half the stores it is selling to Walgreens Boots Alliance in a $4.38 billion deal struck last year.

Right now, business is good and growing for many, but the pool of skilled workers appears to be shrinking.

Midstate Realtors and homebuilders expect the good times to continue this year for home sales as buyers continue to step up.

In 15 years as a county planner, Kirk Stoner says he can remember only two or three people ever coming into his office to ask for a hard copy of Cumberland County's comprehensive plan.

Unlike the warehouse market in Central Pennsylvania, where construction often begins before tenants are found, the start of a new commercial office building hinges almost entirely on having someone ready to occupy the space.

The first deadline in the effort to build a new high-rise in downtown Harrisburg has passed, and the early results are in.

York College said today it has purchased a small shopping mall on South George Street, down the road from its campus just outside York.

How many homes were sold last year in York County?

WellSpan Health has purchased the former Art Institute of York building, which the health system had already been leasing and using for training.

Changes to state liquor laws have translated into higher sales - but also higher costs - for the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board.