Masonic Villages plans to add 48 new senior-living townhomes to its sprawling Elizabethtown campus.

The revenue-based list of Central Pennsylvania's biggest private companies includes some familiar faces, some new names and some insight into the biggest challenge facing all businesses today.

Strong buyer demand has put a strain on the available supply of homes in Central Pennsylvania, which has fueled greater competition and driven up home prices but also catapulted homebuilding activity to new heights.

Many of Central Pennsylvania's biggest general contractors saw revenue rise in 2016, much as it has for the past few years as the economy regained its footing.

The Central Penn Business Journal's annual Real Estate & Development Symposium was held Aug. 9 at the Hershey Lodge in Derry Township.

PinnacleHealth, which has been expanding across Central Pennsylvania, has decided to make an investment close to its home base.

Two of Lancaster County's top real estate professionals have joined forces on a marketing promotion designed to entice buyers for a luxury home in Dauphin County.

Home prices are rising in the midstate as the inventory of homes for sale remains remains tight.

A community health organization is expanding to meet the pressing need for health care among Lancaster's low-income residents.

A new 55-plus residential community will break ground this week at the corner of Nissley Drive and Fulling Mill Road in Lower Swatara Township.

A golf management company with corporate offices in Cumberland County and South Carolina has undergone leadership changes this summer.

In a ruling handed down last week, the state Commonwealth Court upheld the creation of a business improvement district in downtown Lebanon, knocking down a challenge to the district's approval process.

Four midstate projects have received approvals for a total of more than $1 million in low-interest loans though the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority, state officials said Monday.

A Montgomery County firm resumed its quest to build a business park north of York after shelving plans during 2008-09 recession, and the project is now before Manchester Township officials.

A retail redevelopment project in Hampden Township has attracted another big name: Hobby Lobby.