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Commercial Contractor Behind 500+ Restaurants Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
PKC Construction Co. has voluntarily filed for bankruptcy protection. The Kansas-based commercial contractor specializes in restaurant and other commercial construction projects and serves clients nationwide. Court filings show that the company’s liabilities have exceeded its assets, indicating a financial imbalance. Note: Chapter 11 allows businesses to reorganize their debts...
VISTA.Today
Maryland Investor Buys Four Malvern Life Sciences Buildings for $70M
A Maryland investor that specializes in real estate has made its first move into the Philadelphia region, purchasing nearly 295,000 square feet of life sciences and flex space in Malvern, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Bethesda-based Vitrian bought the portfolio of four buildings from Berwyn-based Warren Avenue...
lebtown.com
The headlines don’t tell the whole story. Your next move starts close to home.
Mortgage rates. Price reductions. A shifting housing market. There’s plenty of noise—but what does it mean for your next move in Central Pennsylvania?. The answer starts with your neighborhood, your numbers, and your goals. National headlines offer a broad view. A local strategy helps you see where the opportunities may be.
MONTCO.Today
Historic St. Peter’s Village Auction Halted Before Bidding Begins
For about 75 people gathered in a Malvern hotel Wednesday afternoon, the wait to learn who would own St. Peter’s Village ended without an answer. Moments before bidding was set to open on the 83-acre Warwick Township property, auctioneer Doug Clemens told the crowd that the sale had been postponed at the owners’ request, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal.
philadelphia.today
Historic St. Peter’s Village Auction Halted Before Bidding Begins
For about 75 people gathered in a Malvern hotel Wednesday afternoon, the wait to learn who would own St. Peter’s Village ended without an answer. Moments before bidding was set to open on the 83-acre Warwick Township property, auctioneer Doug Clemens told the crowd that the sale had been postponed at the owners’ request, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal.
Gettysburg Connection
Democratic candidates discuss data centers, housing at Gettysburg town hall
Democratic Candidates for the U.S. Congress and the Pennsylvania House fielded questions about data centers, housing, education, gun laws, and constituent access during a Sept. 27 town hall at the Barn Resort in Gettysburg. The candidates are seeking office in the Nov. 3 general election. The People’s Town Hall Committee...
Investopedia
Why Retirees Are Flocking to This Peaceful Susquehanna River Town
New Cumberland offers retirees affordable housing, with home values below the national average and reasonable rental costs. Pennsylvania’s tax structure exempts Social Security and retirement plan distributions from state income tax, reducing retirees’ expenses. The borough provides small-town charm with parks, historic sites, and easy access to Harrisburg’s...
Fairfax Times
PA Roofers Reaches More Central PA Properties With 4-Material Roofing Line
PA Roofers Serves Broader Central PA Region With GAF-Certified Roof Repair and Replacement. Millersburg, United States - October 1, 2026 /PA Roofers/. PA Roofers, a GAF-certified roofing contractor, has announced an expansion of its service area across central Pennsylvania, extending access to residential and commercial roofing solutions throughout the region. The expansion reflects the company's effort to bring its multi-material installation capabilities to a greater number of property owners requiring roof repair and replacement work performed to manufacturer-certified standards.
VISTA.Today
Historic St. Peter’s Village Auction Halted Before Bidding Begins
For about 75 people gathered in a Malvern hotel Wednesday afternoon, the wait to learn who would own St. Peter’s Village ended without an answer. Moments before bidding was set to open on the 83-acre Warwick Township property, auctioneer Doug Clemens told the crowd that the sale had been postponed at the owners’ request, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal.
foxbaltimore.com
Taxpayer-funded nonprofit forced to give up homes it was paid to develop
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A nonprofit that received about $4 million in taxpayer dollars to buy and develop properties for affordable housing programs had to relinquish ownership of homes allegedly left vacant, a Spotlight on Maryland investigation found. The North East Housing Initiative (NEHI) nonprofit received $3.25 million in taxpayer...
MyChesCo
Lennar Plans 300-Home Active Adult Community in Amity
DOUGLASSVILLE, PA — Lennar plans to open a more than 300-home active adult community in Amity Township this fall, expanding the builder’s Pennsylvania footprint with single-family homes starting in the $400,000s. Venue at Leaf Creek, at 677 Old Swede Road in Douglassville, will offer 10 floorplans ranging from...
PennLive.com
Pothole-plagued Pa. mall could be sold, but potential buyer is a mystery
A western Pennsylvania mall that has seen better days might have some life left in it yet. The Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills in Frazier Township, a mall that has come under fire (as well as fines) from local officials over the state of its pavement, landscaping and other issues,. According...
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Inside York, PA’s Real Estate Boom: Why 17402 Is Among America’s Hottest Markets
The Realtor.com® Hottest ZIP Codes 2026 report is here, highlighting areas that continue to attract strong buyer interest despite a challenging market. This year’s rankings arrive as borrowing costs have