Could a plan to build a grocery store with market-rate apartments become an anchor project for other business development outside of Easton’s downtown core?

Need a signature on a contract? How about a virtual space to collaborate on a deal? Keep track of appointments or listings?

Recently, Realtor Bob Papageorgiou of Emerald Realty Group in Bethlehem has seen a marked economic shift in construction and renovation of apartment buildings in and around the Lehigh Valley.

When Faith Brenneisen goes to places where she has an opportunity to meet potential real estate clients, she’s now more likely to share her Facebook address and app, rather than a business card.

By restoring a historic mansion into commercial office space and building new residential space alongside it, a pair of investors is hoping to create a dynamic entryway for South Bethlehem.

With construction nearly finished and tenants moving in, officials from Woodmont Properties marked the opening of its newest upscale apartment community in the Greater Lehigh Valley with a ribbon cutting for the property's clubhouse on Wednesday afternoon.

On the heels of donating three of its former administrative buildings, worth more than $750,000, to Boyertown for use as borough offices and a new police station, BB&T Bank has now donated a fourth building for a new library.

Victory Estates, a 58-unit multifamily property in Slatington, sold for $3.6 million.

A new Dunkin’ Donut was a welcome sight to workers in downtown Reading Wednesday, which finally got a much-needed coffee shop in the area near the Santander Arena and the DoubleTree by Hilton.

Looking back on the firm’s more than four decades in real estate, Jeffrey Sicher, vice president/partner of the John Monaghan Group of Kutztown Realtors, said the secret to the company’s success probably would hold true across a variety of businesses and industries – clients want to be treated as more than just a number.