Silver Spring Township
Silver Spring Township, PA · Real Estate
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Harborplace pavilions won’t be torn down this year after all
After telling tenants they plan to close Baltimore’s Harborplace pavilions after the July 4 holiday and then after Labor Day, the leaders of MCB Real Estate are now saying the two pavilions will stay open through the New Year’s holiday. Tenants say they have been told by MCB,...
morethanthecurve.com
Almost 17 acres of Karamoor Farm in Whitemarsh proposed for residential development
A sketch plan (view) submitted to Whitemarsh Township outlines a proposal to redevelop approximately 16 acres of Karamoor Farm and a small adjacent parcel off Skippack Pike with 40 single-family homes and 10 twin homes. The developer, Foxlane Homes, developed the adjacent residential community, Ironstone at Blue Bell by Foxlane...
hoodline.com
Thomasville's Anchor Down Crab House Shuts Down
Anchor Down Crab House, the seafood spot on West Lincoln Highway near Thomasville, has closed its doors for good, ending an 18-month run serving York County diners. The restaurant announced the closure in a Facebook post, thanking the community for its support over the years. The closure took effect on...
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Moon Dancer Winery files for bankruptcy after land use dispute
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Baltimore Foreclosure Wave Tied to DSCR Loans Draws Scrutiny as Local Landlords Amass More Than 700 Homes and $100 Million in Borrowed Cash
BALTIMORE, MD — A new kind of mortgage is spreading quickly through the country, and it is showing up most sharply in Baltimore’s distressed rowhouse neighborhoods. The loans are being marketed as fast and simple, with Wall Street channeling billions of dollars into them in recent years. But...
PennLive.com
2 central Pa. real estate firms merge
Two Realty One Group franchises in south-central Pennsylvania are merging. The unified brokerage will boast a team of more than 100 real estate professionals serving home buyers, sellers, and investors across Lancaster, York, and the surrounding counties, the company said. The merger took place on Sept. 3. Terms of the...
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Historic inn in central Pa. listed for $1.25 million
A historic central Pennsylvania inn is listed for $1.25 million. On Tuesday, The Conewago Inn owners, Tom and Sharon Roberts, are retiring and selling the propertyand selling the property at 3480 York Haven Road in Manchester, York County. “They do not take this decision lightly, as they have poured their...
PennLive.com
Lego store, baseball academy and other real estate moves in central Pa.
An eight-building complex in East Pennsboro Township that includes 13 apartment units and 32 townhouses was sold. A baseball academy leased space at the Park City Center in Lancaster. And a 17,900-square-foot shopping plaza in Lower Paxton Township was sold. Those are just some of the commercial real estate sales...
baltimorefishbowl.com
Dan Rodricks: What’s next for historic Sagamore Farm?
One recent evening, just before sunset, a friend and I decided to swing by Sagamore, the beautiful and historic horse farm in Baltimore County up for sale at $16.5 million. It would be great, I thought, if some billionaire bought the place and kept it equestrian. But before I go...
marejournal.com
WCRE closes more than 200,000 s/f across nine notable Greater Philadelphia transactions
MARLTON, NJ — Wolf Commercial Real Estate (WCRE | CORFAC International) recently completed more than 200,000 s/f of notable sales and lease transactions across Southern New Jersey and Philadelphia, highlighting continued activity across the region’s office, healthcare, industrial, investment and special-purpose real estate sectors. The transactions span both...
morethanthecurve.com
Update on proposed townhouses proposed for riverfront in Conshohocken
On September 3rd, MoreThanTheCurve.com reported on a sketch plan that Rockwell Development Group had submitted involving 150 townhouses for 501 Washington Street in Conshohocken (Whitemarsh Township). On September 9th, MoreThanTheCurve.com received an email from a representative of Rockwell stating that there were two mistakes on the submitted sketch plan and that the correct number of homes was 64, not 150. The second correction was that the townhouses are stacked, which the developer believes qualifies it as a multifamily development. We also received a rendering (pictured at the top), a new sketch plan, and a floor plan.