Lehigh Valley Health Network announced today it received one of the largest donations in its history from developer and philanthropists J.B. Reilly and his wife, Kathleen, which will be used to support enhancements to its Children's Hospital.
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A seller’s market as home prices rise
Though the housing market traditionally enters a period of relative calm this time of year, one real estate expert says it will continue to be a seller’s market in the Lehigh Valley.
Read More »Five City Center renamed SVN Square, details for second building released
The Allentown Planning Commission has officially approved changes to the second phase of the downtown Five City Center Innovation Campus, which has also now been renamed as SVN Square.
Read More »Dixie Cup plant developer still hopeful to start $90M property revamp
The co-owner of a long dormant manufacturing plant near Easton hopes to wrap up environmental testing on the site and begin construction next year on a mixed-use project.
Read More »From relic to reuse
Television shows such as “This Old House,” “Rehab Addict” and “Barnwood Builders” have fueled a growing demand for reclaimed barn wood for use in projects such as flooring, doors and other home décor.
Read More »Alvin H. Butz marks major corporate milestone
Having survived nearly two centuries in the construction industry, Alvin H. Butz has found itself at the center of an economic revitalization, and Allentown, the company’s corporate headquarters, is a key component.
Read More »New code adopted for Pa. buildings
The average person may not be able to spot the difference, but new homes and offices in Pennsylvania will have thicker walls, better insulation and smaller HVAC systems.
Read More »Design-build process responds to industry trends
For many years, design-bid-build was the obvious choice for many types of construction projects. However, there has been a change in thinking around construction projects.
Read More »Berks residential, industrial real estate market still hot: PHOTO GALLERY
Berks County’s residential and industrial real estate market continues to be brisk, but residential sales are down 4 percent compared to this time last year largely due to low inventory, real estate experts said Wednesday at the fourth annual Berks County Real Estate & Development Symposium held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Reading Hotel.
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