As real estate expenses soar and enrollment declines, HACC has decided to vacate one of its buildings in Midtown Harrisburg.

A Cumberland County golf management company has expanded its reach.

Four months after buying a multi-tenant industrial property in Hampden Township, a Connecticut-based investment firm has purchased an even bigger warehouse in the township.

Lancaster-based Housing Development Corp. MidAtlantic, commonly known as HDC MidAtlantic, is replacing its president and CEO, Michael Carper, who is stepping down in June after 15 years with the organization.

Another major midstate retailer — Sunbury-based Weis Markets Inc. — is making big investments to new add new stores and remodel several of its existing stores.

With the York Galleria set to lose two anchor stores in the coming months, the owner of the Springettsbury Township mall says it is in the early stages of crafting a "transformative redevelopment" plan to revive the property.

A month after announcing a return to Harrisburg to operate a distribution center, grocery giant SuperValu Inc. said Tuesday it plans to sell its recently acquired facility in the capital city along with seven other warehouses it owns.

Downtown Columbia is getting a Clarion hotel, one that will be dubbed Clarion at the Chip Factory Hotel.

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Creating a workplace that can accommodate the reasonable needs of all employees, including employees with “invisible disabilities” such as autism, migraines or anxiety, is not as hard as it might sound — and it may benefit all employees when it comes to creating an environment that enhances collaboration and efficiency.

If you still are figuring out how the new federal tax law will affect your construction or real estate business, the good news is that the time spent should benefit your bottom line. The bad news is that your planning will be difficult because a lot still is unknown.

Lowell and Linda Gates started investing in residential rental properties in 1992 as a hobby.

The first phase of a medical campus being built along Roosevelt Avenue in Manchester Township is slated to open this fall.

The Hershey Trust Co. is looking for a new leader.