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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.
Lemoyne-based Campbell Commercial Partners announced the completion of four recent lease transactions across Central Pennsylvania.
The post Campbell Commercial Partners facilitates leases in Central Pa. appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Pennsylvania home sales rose 4.5% in October as listings and prices held steady, reflecting stable buyer demand and balanced market conditions statewide.
The post Pa. home sales up in October appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
The Latino Connection Foundation celebrated a milestone in equitable neighborhood revitalization with the groundbreaking of Woodward Lofts.
The post Woodward Lofts groundbreaking held in Harrisburg appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Keller Contracting has started demolition for new offices in Hershey.
The post Keller Contracting begins demolition for new offices in Hershey appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Custom home builder Yingst Building Group is moving its operations into a new home in Harrisburg in a lease brokered by Campbell Commercial Partners.
The post Yingst Building Group moves into new Harrisburg home in lease brokered by Campbell Commercial Partners appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Housing inventory in Lancaster County is increasing, but new listings have decreased, according to October’s Housing Market Statistics.
The post Lancaster County housing inventory increasing, but new listings lessen appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Red Land Senior Center has completed the acquisition of a new building and property located in Lewisberry.
The post Senior center completes acquisition of new permanent home in York County appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
The Lancaster City Housing Authority has launched a $5 million façade restoration project at Church Street Towers.
The post Lancaster City Housing Authority launches façade restoration project appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
A new apartment community in Elizabethtown, The Henry at Klein Mills, is pre-leasing with first move-ins slated for fall, Greystar announced.
The post New apartment community announced for Lancaster County appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Dickinson College in Carlisle is dedicating the Jim Thorpe Center for the Futures of Native Peoples.
The post Central Pa. college to honor legendary MLB, NFL athlete appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
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