The first phase of a large mixed-use project near Messiah College in Upper Allen Township has been approved for construction.

We now know what an Amazon.com campus in Dauphin County could look like, but details on what it might cost to bring such a facility here are still a secret.

Central Pennsylvania’s commercial real estate market — while more active now than in recent years — is not without its growing pains.

On one hand, national media reports would suggest the sky is falling as big-name retailers shutter thousands of stores in the face of fierce online competition.

The state House this week passed a bill that would require home inspectors to be licensed in the commonwealth.

Dillsburg-based Presbyterian Senior Living on Wednesday opened Westminster Place at Ware Apartments, a 61-unit apartment building on its Ware Presbyterian Village community in Chester County.

And now we wait.

A York developer who specializes in renovating older properties wants to convert a church just east of York into a high-end 12-unit apartment building.

Fewer homes are for sale, but the Harrisburg-area housing market is on pace for a record sales year nonetheless.

Harristown Enterprises Inc. is adding another project to its slate of construction sites in downtown Harrisburg.

A Georgia-based candy store chain plans to serve up sweets to shoppers at Lancaster County's Tanger Outlets starting Thursday.

Arooga's Grille House & Sports Bar, the growing Dauphin County-based casual restaurant chain, will open its third location in New England next week as part of a multi-unit franchise deal with the Mohegan Holding Co.

The national percentage of women earning undergraduate degrees in the male-dominated engineering field is around 20 percent.

Mike Wilson didn't exactly paint the town purple — or even a shade of merlot — as he swapped jobs for the day on Monday with Ralph Vartan, CEO of Susquehanna Township-based Vartan Group Inc.

Ever wonder what it's like to wear a purple suit and market a growing winery/brewery? How about plan a major mixed-use construction project in the heart of Susquehanna Township?

A major mixed-use project at Progress Avenue and Linglestown Road in Susquehanna Township finally has a name — and a date with the township planning commission to review land development plans.