The commercial real estate market in York and Lancaster counties is showing positive signs in all sectors as the local economy emerges from the COVID-19 recession, a report shows.

Lancaster County’s commercial real estate market is stable through the third quarter, with much of it in a holding pattern as businesses try to ride out COVID-19.

A decade ago, properties for sale were abundant in Lebanon, but buyers looking to develop residential or commercial spaces in the city were not.

A Lancaster County developer of 55-plus housing plans to begin construction on its second senior housing development in downtown Lancaster.