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PLTA is proud to offer The Central Penn Business Journal Real Estate News to members
Central Penn Business Journal is the award-winning business newspaper of
record for Central Pennsylvania, providing information, analysis and advice. As the most widely read local business publication in
Central Pennsylvania, the Journal reaches entrepreneurs, corporate
boards, middle managers and CEOs...the decision-makers of Central PA.
Lancaster leads the list of Central Pa. cities ranked among the nation’s best housing markets.
The post Three Central Pa. cities ranked among nation’s top housing markets appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
York-based Apartment Gallery acquired The Overlook, a 288-unit luxury apartment community in Camp Hill, marking its fourth major deal in two years.
The post York firm buys Camp Hill apartment community appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
The I-78/I-81 industrial corridor saw 422,000 square feet of absorption in Q3 2025, but overall occupancy remains below 2024 levels, CBRE reports.
The post I-78/I-81 industrial market sees modest rebound appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Dutch Wonderland is unveiling plans for a new inn expected to open next spring.
The post New Dutch Wonderland Inn planned for 2026 appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
North Cornwall Commons Apartments has broken ground on its fourth building, located just south of Lebanon.
The post North Cornwall Commons Apartments breaks ground on fourth building appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Construction firm Wagman has relocated its offices to a newly renovated building in York.
The post Wagman relocates offices in York appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Pennsylvania’s median home price rose to $319,250 in August, up 6.4% year-over-year, as listings climbed and the housing market showed stability.
The post Mortgage rate cuts hitting state real estate market appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
ABARTA Coca-Cola Beverages held a groundbreaking ceremony for the $100 million, 240,000 square foot Sales and Distribution Center in South Lebanon.
The post Ground broken for $100M Sales and Distribution Center in Lebanon appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Marshall DeForrest Apartments have been acquired by Contour Housing Partners, in partnership with Fundamental Advisors.
The post Firm acquires senior housing community appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Federal Donuts & Chicken has leased retail space at Lancaster’s College Row near Franklin & Marshall College.
The post Federal Donuts & Chicken leases retail space at Lancaster’s College Row appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
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