By March, visitors to the Pocono Mountains newest tourist attraction will find hundreds more hotel rooms, thousands of square feet in new entertainment space and an expanded indoor waterpark.
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Site work begins on $14M affordable housing development in Robeson Township
With the boom in luxury apartments taking hold in cities and suburbs throughout the region, one firm sees a greater need for affordable housing, particularly in the rural parts of Berks County.
Read More »$7M storage facility to be built in Exeter Township
A Sinking Spring-based company said it has received final land development approval to begin construction on a $7 million, 118,625-square-foot storage facility at 4990 Perkiomen Ave. in Exeter Township.
Read More »Lehigh County Real Estate Transactions
Documents on file in Lehigh County government offices listed these recent real estate transactions. Information listed for each transaction lists the municipality, seller, buyer, address, parcel, date of sale and sale price. Unless otherwise noted, the property has a commercial use.
Buyers still snapping up homes; low inventory a concern
Movement and recovery in the residential real estate market in the Greater Lehigh Valley continued in October.
Read More »Berks County Real Estate Transactions
Documents on file in Berks County government offices listed these recent real estate transactions. Information listed for each transaction lists the municipality, seller, buyer, address, parcel, date of sale and sale price. Unless otherwise noted, the property has a commercial use.
Berks real estate market soars; hundreds of acres prime for development
Berks County real estate and economic development experts are optimistic about the region's residential and industrial market growth in 2016 and expect it to continue next year, according to experts who spoke at the second annual Berks County Real Estate & Development symposium held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Reading.
Read More »Software firm moves to new headquarters
Essent Corp. has completed development of its $2.5 million headquarters in Hanover Township, Northampton County.
The company said it moved from its home at 2906 William Penn Highway in Palmer Township.
Luxury apartment project now complete in Bethlehem
Interest appears to be growing in the upscale residential market of the Greater Lehigh Valley, as evidenced by the completion of a multistory luxury apartment building in Bethlehem. The $4 million Chelsea Commons includes one- and two-bedroom upscale units in a 3 and-a-half-story building behind Roosevelt's 21st, a bar/restaurant on East Elizabeth Avenue.
Read More »Upgraded Reading training center for electricians to reopen
Midway through National Apprentice Week, a Reading training center for electricians will reopen at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday to celebrate the improved facility.
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