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

Pennsylvania farms produced $600 million in revenue in 2020, making the state second in the nation for direct food sales, according to the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. 

ADUSA Supply Chain, based in Greencastle, announced that it has converted a 1.2 million-square-foot distribution center in York into its self-managed network.

Home prices in central Pennsylvania kept climbing in March as a large majority of listings continued to draw multiple offers. 

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

-- It’s not all that shocking to note that over the course of the pandemic consumers focused more intensely on health and wellness. However, what is surprising is the fact that nearly two years after the pandemic hit the U.S., retail sales of products in health and wellness categories continue to match peak growth rates, according to the NPD Group.

Following its announcement last year that it was looking to sell the company, Lancaster-based Armstrong Flooring wrote in an annual report that it will need to either sell the company or refinance to stay solvent. 

Contract office furniture dealer, Benjamin Roberts Ltd., is set to sell its headquarters of 35 years to the developer of Lancaster’s Stadium Row apartments. 

Lancaster County home sales fell 11.2% in January from the year before, while the listings that were available tended to go under contract quickly.

Lancaster-based Burnham Holdings Inc. reported an increase in net sales last year, combined with a decline in gross profit as material prices surged. 

Historically low inventory remains the story in the York-Adams housing market as 2022 unfolds. 

Cumberland Truck has been acquired by Souderton-based Bergey’s Truck Centers, a transaction that includes truck centers in Carlisle and Ephrata and a service, tire and parts center in Harrisburg.

A 122-year-old Harrisburg building that formerly housed The Plum, a women’s fashion boutique, has been sold and will be converted into three two-bedroom apartments. 

Hershey-based Country Meadows Retirement Communities hired a new vice president of sales and marketing earlier this month. 

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.