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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.
The Harrisburg housing market moved toward balance at the close of 2025.
The post Harrisburg housing market moved toward balance at end of 2025 appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Mid-Atlantic restaurant and convenience chain Sheetz will officially open its new Camp Hill store on Thursday.
The post Sheetz expands in Cumberland County appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Lancaster County’s housing market in 2025 showed strong sales despite limited inventory, the Lancaster County Association of REALTORS reported.
The post Lancaster housing market report reveals limited inventory, strong sales appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
New York-based real estate investment firm Quad Property Group is entering Pennsylvania with its first industrial acquisition.
The post Central Pa. property sold to to New York real estate firm appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Greg Harris has been elected president of the Pennsylvania Builders Association.
The post Pennsylvania Builders Association names new president appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
RentCafe reveals Harrisburg's ranking among the nation’s hottest small rental markets.
The post Where does Harrisburg rank nationally among small rental markets? appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Parkside Utility Construction has secured a Central Pa. location.
The post Parkside Utility Construction secures Central Pa. location appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
A 19-acre tract will be developed to include Gettysburg’s first Wawa, a new Chick-fil-A, and two additional retail pad sites.
The post NAI CIR sells Gettysburg land for Wawa, Chick-fil-A appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Pennsylvania home prices rose 5.2% in November while sales dipped and inventory grew slightly, according to the latest report from the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors.
The post Pennsylvania homes get more expensive in November appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
York-based engineering, architectural and design firm Warehaus has promoted two long-tenured leaders whose experience, practice expertise, and commitment to excellence continue to shape the firm’s collaborative culture, according to a media release.
The post Warehaus promotes Erin Himmelberger, Dan Creep to directors appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
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