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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.
Choice Consulting has opened its first dedicated office in Harrisburg, aiming to enhance Medicaid managed care and value-based healthcare services.
The post Choice Consulting opens first dedicated office in Harrisburg to expand healthcare services appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
West Shore Home, a Mechanicsburg-based remodeling company, has opened its first New England location in Massachusetts, offering fast home renovations.
The post West Shore Home expands remodeling services to Massachusetts and New England appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Pennsylvania’s first Housing Action Plan, targeting affordable housing shortages and a projected 185,000-home gap by 2035.
The post Shapiro unveils housing action plan appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Lancaster County's housing market in January 2026 showed steady median prices at $325,000, increased listings, and a balanced market according to LCAR data.
The post Lancaster County housing market shows steady prices and balanced inventory in January 2026 appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Landmark Commercial Realty reports a strong start to the new year.
The post Landmark closes more than 30 commercial real estate deals in January appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Lancaster County is listed on the WSJ/Realtor.com Winter 2026 Housing Market ranking.
The post Lancaster County on WSJ/Realtor.com Winter 2026 Housing Market ranking appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Commercial vacancy rose in 2025 along the I-78/I-81 corridor, but late-year leasing gains and new construction signal momentum heading into 2026.
The post I-78/I-81 corridor ends 2025 on high note, with big hopes for 2026 appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Pennsylvania home prices dipped 5% in December to $289,000, while 2025 saw modest annual gains and more listings, Realtors report.
The post Pennsylvania home prices dip in December, market cools appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
Broad Street Market in Harrisburg is undergoing a planned, limited demolition as part of a stabilization and redevelopment plan.
The post Harrisburg’s Broad Street Market undergoing planned demolition appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
The sale of 283 Commerce Hub in Lancaster County to Invesco Real Estate was announced by Panattoni Development Company.
The post Panattoni Development Company announces sale of Lancaster County property appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.
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