Rock Commercial Real Estate announced that BAM Westgate Drive LLC purchased 47 acres on Roosevelt Avenue in West Manchester Township for $1.6 million.

Following its merging with Lancaster-based SlateHouse Property Management and Realty last year, tech-enabled real estate and property management platform, Home365, announced a Series B venture funding round of $26 million. 

With inventory still in short supply in the Harrisburg-area housing market, median sold prices in February jumped by double digits from the year before. 

Nolt’s Power Equipment recently acquired a 48,000-square-foot former manufacturing and assembly plant in Shippensburg Township. 

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

The situation is especially tough for first-time purchasers, who often can’t compete with experienced buyers able to spend more on a house or pay in cash. 

Harrisburg-area home sales fell slightly in January from the year before, but that’s not because demand is waning. 

A record-breaking 4 million-plus square feet of industrial space was leased in York County in 2021, according to a new report.

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. 

New Cumberland-based D’Angelo Realty Group announced that it has aligned with international real estate franchise RE/MAX and will be operating as RE/MAX Pathway. 

Harrisburg-based Groundwater Sciences Corp.’s lease was running out this year, and while the science and engineering firm had problems with the space it was in, such as HVAC issues and years of unused paper files and filing cabinets taking up space, leadership thought it would be easier to continue the lease after over 30 years. 

Despite the shortage of inventory in the three-county region covered by the Greater Harrisburg Association of Realtors, the number of new listings in the area is on the rise, according to Adrian Smith, president of the association.

The former Elizabethtown site for equipment dealer Messick’s Equipment has been listed for $9.5 million.