November home sales in York and Adams counties rose almost 30% over last year, as the central Pennsylvania real estate market keeps on sizzling.

More renters looking in the Harrisburg metro area are seeking short-term leases. That’s one of the findings of Apartment List’s fourth quarter renter migration report, and it matches what’s happening nationwide.

When making medical house calls through Harrisburg-based skilled nursing service, Mike Lawler realized that home-care patients weren’t designing their living environments to fit their future health care needs.

Jeremy Young spoke to the journal about Lancaster’s economic development in recent years and how as a result of the pandemic, the city saw what he refers to as “the greatest amount of privately led investment planned and announced in the community’s modern history in a short span of time.”

Lancaster County’s commercial real estate market is stable through the third quarter, with much of it in a holding pattern as businesses try to ride out COVID-19.

Ever since the pandemic took hold, corporate executives have been pondering what to do about their office leases, how much space they would need going forward and whether their staffs can be productive working from home long term. 

The school recently broke ground on a $10 million student apartment complex in the 200 block of Springettsbury Avenue, across the street from the campus.

It’s still a busy residential real estate market in the Harrisburg area, with home sales in October up 14% over last year.

UPMC Pinnacle officially opened its new pediatric inpatient unit at UPMC Pinnacle Harrisburg last week.

An 832,000-square-foot building in Myerstown, Lebanon County was acquired by International real asset investment management firm, CBRE Global Investors as part of a larger logistics portfolio acquisition.

The creators of a wellness app for seniors have published a print journal for individuals without internet access.

The foundation for the first of two 110-unit apartment buildings was laid this week as part of the ongoing construction of the North Cornwall Commons in Lebanon.

A Harrisburg warehouse occupied by Capital Presort and The Hershey Creamery Company was sold to a limited liability company for $4.1 million, real estate brokerage firm Marcus & Millichap announced on Wednesday.

The residential real estate market in York and Adams counties is hot, even as the weather grows colder.

A Springettsbury Township, York County retail shopping center was recently acquired by Triple BAR Group, a partnership made up of two midstate real estate firms and a Key Largo-based private equity real estate firm.