After nearly four decades with Century 21, Lebanon County's Krall Real Estate has switched franchises and joined Howard Hanna Real Estate Services.

Home construction could be heading higher this year, which may mean more options for buyers grappling with a tight supply of homes for sale.

Big changes are in the works for the Harrisburg Transportation Center, moves that could spark other real estate investments along the Market Street corridor.

After agreeing to explore the possibility of selling the facility in January, York County officials this week published the first round of bids from companies interested in buying its publicly owned nursing home.

Marshalls is coming to York County in April.

Although Toys R Us announced this morning that it plans to close or sell its 735 U.S. stores, Geoffrey the giraffe so far is roaming free in Central Pennsylvania, according to people contacted at the bankrupt chain's local stores.

A new property and casualty insurance company is bringing its millennial-centric vision to Pennsylvania.

Upscale-hotel owner Hersha Hospitality Trust, which has corporate offices in Harrisburg and Philadelphia, has sold one of its hotels in New York City.

As York County Realtors gear up for the busy spring buying season, concerns persist about a shortfall of homes for sale, which could drag down sales this year.

A leadership training hub in downtown York is relocating to a new office space with the expectation of adding staff.

Boston-based Stag Industrial Inc., a real estate investment trust that specializes in industrial properties, is quickly growing its York County holdings and expanding its footprint in Central Pennsylvania.

Since last fall, landowners in Franklin and southern York counties have been fighting a proposed power line that would run through their farms and fields.

Richard Jordan III, 45, became the fourth-generation leader for Smith Land and Improvement Corp. in Jan. 2018, succeeding his father as president and CEO.

New Cumberland officials say the borough's West Shore Theatre, a longtime landmark on Bridge Street, is in the process of an ownership change after closing in December.

A new mixed-use concept plan is in the works for a 47-acre property near Interstate 81 in Summerdale, East Pennsboro Township.