Two major construction projects that will add hundreds of units to Lancaster city’s rental housing stock celebrated milestones this week.

After he moved to Harrisburg from Manassas, Virginia, in 2014, attorney Nate Foote decided to buy a pair of duplexes to renovate into rentals.

The 2022 Lancaster/Lebanon Parade of Homes, which features 18 single-family and semidetached/townhouse residences, announced its top award winners.

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

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. 

Despite the lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic through much of last spring, home sales in York and Adams counties remain well ahead of 2020’s pace.