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Lititz, PA · Real Estate
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From ‘blight’ to benefit: Brown’s Motel makes way for 55 and older community
The before and after photos could not be more striking. Where the rundown six-decades-old Brown’s Motel once stood is now a sprawling complex with 89 brand new apartments for people aged 55 and older. The Residences at Patapsco will have its grand opening ceremony on Friday, Oct. 23 at...
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This lot that has sat vacant since a 2020 York fire will have a home once again
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Midstate residents left unhoused after a devastating fire are getting a new home. That’s thanks in part to York’s Habitat For Humanity, which broke ground on a new home on East Philadelphia street Friday morning. The lot has been vacant after a 2020 fire destroyed that home and four others, […]
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This Sleepy Town In New Jersey Is So Affordable, Social Security Alone Buys You A Good Life
Nobody puts Salem, New Jersey on a vision board, and that is precisely why it’s still affordable. This small city in the southwestern corner of the state has been sitting here, minding its own business, offering genuinely good living at genuinely reasonable prices, while the rest of New Jersey has been busy being expensive and exhausting.
BUCKSCO.Today
Meridian Bank Employees Build Connections on the Pickleball Court
For Meridian Bank employees, Tuesday lunch breaks have become an opportunity to step away from their desks, get moving, and connect with colleagues they might not otherwise see during the workday. Each Tuesday from noon to 1:00 PM, employees can sign up for a trip to Bounce Pickleball in Malvern,...
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Wilsbach of NAI CIR closes two industrial leases in Central PA
Middletown, PA – The 31,000 s/f industrial property located at 1011 AIP Drive in Middletown has been leased to Aliam Holdings Inc. The property will provide additional space to support the company’s expanding operations in the region. The transaction reflects continued demand for functional industrial space throughout the...
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baltimorefishbowl.com
State Center office buildings to be demolished to create mixed-use community with up to 1,600 residences, under ‘vision plan’ unveiled Tuesday
State Center’s office buildings would be demolished and replaced with a mixed-use community containing up to 1,600 residences; a grocery store; offices; retail space and a hotel, under a revised “vision plan” unveiled by state and city officials on Tuesday. The only building not targeted for demolition...
Willow and Hearth
Investor Flips a Run-Down Baltimore Mansion for a $325,000 Profit in Under a Year as a Run-Down Mansion Became a Six-Figure Profit in Less Than Twelve Months
The mansion behind him is the kind of structure that photographs well even in its rough, unrenovated state, tall brick walls, historic detailing, the unmistakable bones of a once-grand Baltimore […]
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The Lost Muhlenberg Mansion at Fourth and Court Streets: From a Grand Victorian Home to WEEU Radio
The complete history of the mansion, Malta Temple, Travelers Insurance and WEEU. Long before radio station WEEU became a familiar landmark at Fourth and Court Streets in downtown Reading, Pennsylvania, the northwest corner of the intersection was occupied by one of the city's most impressive private residences. Known as the Hiester H. Muhlenberg Mansion, the elaborate brick building at 34 North Fourth Street stood as a reminder of an era when Reading's most prominent families maintained grand homes near the heart of the city.