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Lebanon Daily News

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Lebanon County property transfers: See area home sale prices

Lebanon City 1111 Guilford St. — Robert L. Rice LLC to Cesar Franklin Liriano Torres, $550,000. 29 Guilford St. — Linda L. Seeger to Jessica Bell, $100,000. 428 Cumberland St. — Lancaster Area Habitat of Humanity Inc to Yousuf Abubeker and Neema Berih, $225,000. 698 N. 2nd Ave. — Shirley Ann Webster Estate to J&J Cuz LLC, $215,000. 407 E. Elm St. — IE Homes LLC to Oscar Felix Quinones Nieves and Lesliam Delgado Nieves, $335,000. 734 S. 7th St. — Meghan E. Schlegel and Edward L. Fruecht III, $325,000. Cleona Borough 3 Walnut Mill Ln. — Jo Ann Goddard Estate to Allen Blauch, $196,000. Cornwall Borough 146 Rexmont Rd. — James C. and Abby L. Cox to Jane E. and Michael H. Ansel, $651,000. Heidelberg Township 134 Marissa Ct. — Landmark Homes at 897 Inc to Kimberly S. May, $337,600. 182 Marissa Ct. — Landmark Homes at 897 Inc and Copper Ridge to Gale Weaver, $303,000. 176 Marissa Ct. — Landmark Homes at 897 Inc and Copper Ridge to Gale Weaver, $305,650. 180 Marissa Ct. — Landmark Homes at 897 Inc and Copper Ridge to Gale Weaver, $288,200. 178 Marissa Ct. — Landmark Homes at 897 Inc and Copper

Lebanon County, PA · 1d

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Good News For South Jersey Renters: Only 2 Towns Made The Expensive List

Anyone looking for an affordable place to live in New Jersey knows how frustrating rent prices can be. But there’s a little good news for South Jersey renters: Just two towns in the region made a list of 25 New Jersey towns where rent increased the most in 2026.

New Jersey · 9d

NJ.com

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10 most expensive homes sold in Gloucester County, Oct. 26-Nov. 1

A single-family home in Blackwood that sold for $1.5 million tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Gloucester County over the week of Oct. 26-Nov. 1. During the week of Oct. 26-Nov. 1, a total of 53 residential real estate sales were registered in the...

Gloucester County, NJ · 1d

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Forget Sky-High Prices Because This Pennsylvania City Is A Gen Z Homebuyer’s Dream Come True

Nobody told Gen Z that the secret to homeownership was hiding in Pennsylvania’s third-largest city, but here we are, and Allentown is ready to make believers out of skeptics. If your current relationship with real estate consists mostly of laughing bitterly at listings you can’t afford, Allentown, Pennsylvania is...

Allentown, PA · 3d

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Potluck Findings, a Glenside mainstay since the 1990s, is liquidating its inventory this month. Ownership says its future is TBA

Potluck Findings, an antique and vintage furniture shop at 379 W. Glenside Avenue, is looking to make some big changes in the near future. Owners Joe and Denise Hector are in the process of liquidating their inventory. The property was sold over the summer with retirement to follow. That was until the Hectors’ four children—Stephanie, Damian, Shana, and Brandon, all Cheltenham High grads—stepped in with an alternative plan.

Glenside, PA · 2d

DELCO.Today

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3 Delaware County Towns Rank Among Nation’s Best Places to Live

Three Delaware County towns have found a spot on the best places to live in the United States, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Niche recently released its latest annual rankings, based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the FBI, the Department of Education, the IRS, and other sources. To determine the rankings, the company focused on metrics such as affordability, local housing markets, neighborhood diversity, public schools, and walkability, among others.

Delaware County, PA · 6h

Realtor.com News & Insights

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PHA Breaks Ground on First-Ever Center City Residential Property at 2012 Chestnut St.

PHA breaks ground at 2012 Chestnut St. on its first Center City housing: 14 stories, 121 units, 60% reserved for working families.

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

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For Lease: Retail space at Church View Apartment building in Jenkintown

A 3,800 sf office/retail space at 436 York Road in Jenkintown is up for lease. According to the listing, the space is located within the 31-unit Church View apartment building. From the description:. Be part of a beautiful, historic mixed-use residential and commercial property in the heart of Jenkintown!. Up...

Jenkintown, PA · 3d

WFMZ-TV Online

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Berks County Commissioners OK support of grant applications as Mary’s Shelter seeks to fund affordable housing for youth

READING, Pa. – The Berks County Commissioners voted Thursday to authorize letters of support for grant applications on behalf of Mary’s Shelter. The letters of support were for Mary’s Shelter applications for:. Pennsylvania Housing Affordability and Rehabilitation Enhancement Funds for the Youth Bridge Program, which provides affordable...

Berks County, PA · 1d

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Permits Issued for 18-Unit Residential Building at 1428-30 West Allegheny Avenue in Glenwood, North Philadelphia

Permits have been issued for the construction of a four-story, 18-unit residential building at 1428-30 West Allegheny Avenue in Glenwood, North Philadelphia. The development will span 14,282 square feet and offer parking for 11 cars and six bicycles. City records list New Concepts Construction as the contractor and HYC Architects as responsible for the designs.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

Hanover Evening Sun

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Klunk wins 7th term for 169th state House seat in closest race yet

Kate Klunk has won reelection in the 169th District state House race, according to the unofficial election results from York County. With 22 of 22 precincts fully reporting, Republican incumbent Kate Klunk received 63% of the vote, with 16,389 votes, compared with Democratic challenger Austin Graham, who received 37% with 9,442 votes. The 169th District includes Hanover, Glen Rock, Railroad, Jefferson, New Freedom and Shrewsbury boroughs and Penn, Codorus, West Manheim, Manheim, Heidelberg and Shrewsbury townships. In her seventh race for the district, the 2026 margin of victory by 6,947 votes marked the closest race yet for Klunk. In her unopposed 2024 general election, Klunk received 30,234 votes, with just 1,542 write-in votes. 2022 marked the most recent contested general election race for Klunk, with Klunk defeating 2022 Democratic challenger Isaac Riston by a margin of 11,962 votes. Want Hanover and Adams County news delivered to your inbox? Sign up for the Hanover Daily Briefing newsletter by Harrison Jones here . Prior to the 2022 race, Klunk had defeated her first Democratic challenger, Sarah Hammond, in 2018 with a margin of 10,310 votes. Affordability emerged as a central issue for both candidates, although they approached it differently. More: Live coverage

York County, PA · 3d

Delaware Online | The News Journal

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Wawa, a restaurant and car wash planned on Route 13 near St. Georges

Travelers on Route 13 near St. Georges have probably noticed construction on land east of the highway near Hyetts Corner Road and the exit for Route 1 and the Roth Bridge. Plans for the 9¾-acre site include a 5,585-square-foot Wawa with gas pumps, a 5,273-square-foot car wash and a 2,045-square-foot fast-food restaurant, according to New Castle County Land Use Department records . The proposal has changed from the first application, which included a bank and a building for retail shops in addition to the Wawa. The price of the land was $2.4 million, sold by the Lester Family Limited Partnership to Hyetts Corner Associates and JFW Properties of Wilmington, according to county deed records . Bordered on the east by Route 1, the triangular site at 2256 DuPont Highway has a Middletown postal address, but it’s between Odessa and St. Georges, just north of Boyds Corner and Pole Bridge roads. There’s already a small Wawa without gas pumps about a half-mile south in the shopping center on the northeast corner of Route 13 and Pole Bridge Road. Wawa media relations did not respond to three emails about whether the store on the northeast corner of Route 13 and Pole Bridge

New Castle County, DE · 2d

WHYY

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Philadelphia Housing Authority’s first Center City apartments are finally moving forward

Have a question about Philly’s neighborhoods or the systems that shape them? PlanPhilly reporters want to hear from you! Ask us a question or send us a story idea you think we should cover. After a decade of planning, construction is underway on a 121-unit apartment building in Center...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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How to Choose the Right Apartment for Your Lifestyle and Budget

Learn how to choose the right apartment for your lifestyle and budget in Philadelphia, including key factors to consider. How to Choose the Right Apartment for Your Lifestyle and Budget. Choosing an apartment is about more than finding a place that fits your monthly budget. The right home should also...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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Iconic Berks County family business, Peanut Bar, up for sale after 102 years

READING, Pa. - The owner of an iconic downtown bar and restaurant says he’s selling the family business. Michael Leifer, owner of Jimmie Kramer's Peanut Bar Restaurant, told 69 News Thursday that he made the decision due to health issues. He says it was just the right time to sell as he continues getting older.

Berks County, PA · 1d

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South Philly's 1889 Church Set to Become 30-Room Hotel by 2029

A 137-year-old church complex at 1900 S. 16th St. in South Philadelphia is set to become a 30-room boutique hotel, following an $8 million renovation. Huttenlock purchased the former True Gospel Tabernacle Family Church building for $2 million, and the project has already secured zoning permits for the hotel conversion.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

WHYY

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PHA plans 50 new senior apartments in North Philly as larger redevelopment stalls

Have a question about Philly’s neighborhoods or the systems that shape them? PlanPhilly reporters want to hear from you! Ask us a question or send us a story idea you think we should cover. The Philadelphia Housing Authority is working to transform the agency’s Harrison Plaza development in North...

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

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Developer Secures $153M for 1M-SF Philadelphia Industrial Project

Ivy Realty has secured $153 million to finance construction for the first phase of a 1.8 million-square-foot logistics facility adjacent to Philadelphia International Airport. The developer plans to build the 1.05 million-square-foot first phase of the Airport Logistics Center on 66 acres at 10 Industrial Highway in Tinicum Township. The building is expected to be completed in early 2028. Investor Lubert-Adler Real Estate Funds is partnering with Ivy Realty on the project and is a co-borrower in the financing. TPG Real Estate Credit provided the floating-rate construction loan. Cushman & Wakefield’s John Alascio, Chuck Kohaut, TJ Sullivan and Aaron Graves arranged the financing for Ivy Realty and Lubert-Adler, reported the Philadelphia Business Journal.

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

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North Philly Nonprofit Turns Vacant Homes Into $160K Starter Houses

2335 N. Fairhill St. — Approximate Site of Rehabilitated Pilot Home. Inarvis Ramos is set to close next month on a renovated three-bedroom house that sat vacant for a decade — and her new mortgage payment, about $1,000 a month, will be lower than what she currently pays in rent. The 43-year-old, who works at a nearby school, is one of the latest buyers moving through a pilot program that is converting empty houses in North Philadelphia into affordable homes for first-time buyers.

Philadelphia, PA · 18h

BUCKSCO.Today

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Bristol Borough’s Hospitality Boom: New Hotel, Sports Bar, and Rooftop Deck Coming to Radcliffe Street

Bristol Borough is getting a major hospitality facelift, courtesy of a hometown developer betting big on its own backyard. Bristol-based B. Mazzocchi Development is pouring at least $6.5 million into three separate projects along Radcliffe Street, aiming to bring the borough its first hotel, additional lodging, and a splashy new entertainment venue, writes Emma Dooling for Philadelphia Business Journal.

Bristol, PA · 6h