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Construction & Real Estate
Coronavirus sparks a surge in swimming pool orders
“In more than 45 years in the pool business I’ve never seen the demand for products,” like this, said John Laputka, owner of Dr. Feelgoodes Pools and Spas in Lower Saucon Township.
Read More »A Conversation With: Kerry Wrobel, president and CEO of Lehigh Valley Industrial Park Inc.
Kerry A. Wrobel is the president and chief executive officer of Lehigh Valley Industrial Park Inc. He has served in this capacity for 19 years. Wrobel is responsible for LVIP’s seven industrial parks and his work includes the development of Lehigh Valley Industrial Park VII at the Bethlehem Commerce Center, the former site of Bethlehem Steel.
Read More »Groundbreaking of ‘Seville Apartments’ in Easton slated for Wednesday
A groundbreaking is planned for Wednesday for a new 68-unit apartment building in Easton.
Read More »Isett acquires code services firm
Barry Isett & Associates Inc. of Allentown said it has acquired CodeMaster Inspection Services of the Lehigh Valley.
Read More »Ask John Dame: How do I prepare my team to come back?
Question for JD: I own a building that has several tenants. Although we do not have the green light yet to head back to work, how do I prepare the building and my team to head back to work?
Read More »COVID-19 is changing what home buyers are looking for
Local real estate leaders are detecting some shifts in homebuyer behavior because of COVID-19, whether it’s more caution in the purchasing process, a desire for extra room or closer access to recreational offerings.
Read More »Lehigh Valley real estate bouncing back, but low inventory is slowing recovery
Real estate in Pennsylvania is rebounding now that in-person showings and sales are again allowed after being halted because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More »Northampton County warehouse sells for $62.5M
LogistiCenter at 33 in Forks Township has been sold for $62.5 million.
Read More »Northampton County gets $300K boost for brownfields work
The Northampton County Department of Community and Economic Development has received a $300,000 grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to help with Brownfield cleanup efforts.
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