A vacant grocery store in East Berlin, York County, is being converted into The Commons at East Berlin, a 40-unit apartment community for active adults 55 and older.

The Menaker Apartments developed by an affiliate of Harristown Enterprises and their investor partner, Select Capital Commercial Properties, has opened and will celebrate its grand opening and ribbon cutting Aug. 31 at 1:30pm at 17 S. 2nd Street on Market Square. 

ShoreGate Portfolio, a four-property, 75-unit apartment portfolio in Gettysburg and Hanover, sold for $4.55 million, according to Sean Beuche, regional manager of Marcus & Millichap’s King of Prussia office.

As it moves into Phase II of its three-phase Canal Street Affordable Housing Project, Community Homes of Lebanon County received $50,000 from Peoples Security Bank & Trust.

Legend Senior Living recently broke ground on its Legend at Silver Creek personal care and memory care residence in Cumberland County, with a projected opening of July 2023.

Median rents in Harrisburg ticked up slightly in April after flattening the previous month.

The Rosenmiller building in York has been sold to an undisclosed international buyer. 

Rents in Harrisburg fell slightly from February to March but continue to be up substantially from the year before. 

Carlisle apartment dwellers get more room for their money than other urban renters in Pennsylvania, according to RentCafe.

Harrisburg’s Menaker Apartments are expected to finish renovations in April. 

York-based Inch & Co. Construction broke ground on a new 11.5-acre community in York County’s Mt. Wolf borough this week. 

The company that purchased the Ronald Reagan Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse announced on Friday that it intends to develop the property into a luxury apartment building. 

Harrisburg rents dropped 1.1% in January but are still 22% higher than a year ago, according to the newest data from Apartment List. 

A new mixed-income housing development, helmed by a young Harrisburg-based entrepreneur, is looking to reimagine what it means to offer low-income housing with 23 new high-end one-bedroom apartments. 

Lancaster real estate developer Eberly Myers’ incoming four-story, 33-unit apartment building in downtown Columbia marks the first residential housing project of its kind in the borough in years.