Mechanicsburg-based West Shore Home, a residential remodeling company with an expanding national footprint, has opened a branch in Houston.

February home sales in Lancaster County fell 18.3% from the year before, a sign of limited inventory more than reduced demand. 

Fast-growing home remodeling company West Shore Home, based in Mechanicsburg, has opened its second location in Texas. 

A once-blighted building in Spring Grove has been reborn as 23 luxury rentals.

Mechanicsburg-based West Shore Home is now operating in Utah, enlarging its footprint in the Western U.S. 

Lancaster County home sales in 2021 finished 7.3% ahead of the previous year, as prices continued to surge. 

In a refrain that’s become a broken record, home sales prices rose last month in the Harrisburg region, as it’s still very much a seller’s market. 

York-based Rock Commercial Real Estate completed 117 transactions in the fourth quarter of 2021, including $13.6 million in sales and 545,821 square feet in signed leases. 

Housing inventory continued to trend down in November according to the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors. 

York-based Wolf Home Products announced the expansion of its deck and rail distribution into Illinois, Minnesota and parts of Indiana and Wisconsin. 

Lancaster County’s real estate market continues to be extremely active, with June home sales up almost 36% over May.

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.

Mayberry at Stewartstown, a 130-plus-lot development in York County, is now open. It debuts at a time when demand is outstripping supply in the housing market and new home construction is being counted on to help close the gap. Richmond American Homes of Maryland Inc., a subsidiary of M.D.C. Holdings Inc., is building in the ...

The pandemic caused New Oxford-based Cross Keys Village -- The Brethren Home to pause two major projects at its senior living facilities to focus on slowing the spread of the virus in its communities.

For the past few years real estate investors have searched, largely in vain, for affordable two-to-four unit buildings to do what is called house hacking