Freedom Square, a large multi-use community planned for Conewago Township, York County, received conditional approval from the township board of supervisors. 

Bonito Sushi + Ramen, owned by O.N.E. Hospitality, plans to open in Continental Square in downtown York late this summer or early fall. 

The current economy with supply chain disruptions and increased costs of materials is a “nightmare” for the construction industry.

The historic Slate Hill Road bridge, which connects Cumberland and York counties in Fairview Township, has reopened after an emergency rehabilitation project. 

Armstrong Flooring could permanently lay off up to 606 employees from its Lancaster County facilities if it is unable to sell the company or if positions are eliminated by way of a sale. 

Two Dauphin County-based companies are nearing completion on the first phase of a two-phase 39 home luxury community in Middle Paxton Township. 

Plans for two housing projects and a retirement community were presented to the Lancaster City Planning Commission Wednesday night, potentially adding more than 500 housing options for residents. 

Harrisburg-based Schaedler Yesco Distribution Inc. announced the purchase of a 90,000-square-foot building in Westmoreland County to further serve its western Pennsylvania customers.

While it may seem obvious that a small business would have less experience with construction projects, and therefore need more guidance than large employers with designers and project managers on staff, contractors that work regularly on small business construction are well aware of the nuances. 

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.

After securing a week-long extension from its lenders to evaluate the best path forward for its business, Lancaster-based Armstrong Flooring said that it is likely that it will be seeking bankruptcy protection. 

PNC Foundation is supporting Thaddeus Stevens College Foundation’s efforts to put low-income adults from Black and brown communities in Lancaster to work. 

Kinsley Construction Inc. is holding a “School-to-Work" program for high school students interested in a career in construction trades. 

Pennsylvania’s elderly population is quickly expanding in what many call the “silver tsunami” -- that growing segment of the population is making senior communities of all kinds reevaluate their stock and giving construction firms specializing in the industry a lot of work to do.

Renovations of the former St. Joseph’s Hospital Delp Wing is moving forward with a $200,000 grant.