The residential real estate market in the Greater Lehigh Valley continued its robust recovery in September, yielding a 7.1 percent growth in closed sales compared to September 2014. A 17.8 percent jump in pending sales and an average sale 17 days sooner promise that trend may continue.

The Lehigh Valley’s regional economic success is not haphazard or simply luck; but more a “perfect storm” of real estate market drivers that even the most conservative Wharton School analyst would agree are noteworthy.

The construction activity in the Interstate 81/Interstate 78 corridor and Philadelphia submarkets continues as the lead story for the eastern Pennsylvania industrial market in 2015.

Despite protests from neighbors and the West Park Civic Association, St. Luke's University Health Network yesterday began demolishing its former Annex Building, also known as the Donecker Mansion at 1801 Hamilton St. – across from its Allentown campus.

Home sales soared during the first half of 2015, an indication of a strengthening recovery of the residential real estate market in the Greater Lehigh Valley.

The Camelback Lodge & Aquatopia Indoor Waterpark has now completed the second phase of its construction efforts, opening an additional 216 guest suites, Serenity Spa & Fitness Center and Trails End Pub and Grille. The first phase of the renovation and expansion opened on May 1.

Paying close attention to customers' needs still serves as the foundation of a Berks County architectural firm that Frederick Muhlenberg built nearly a century ago.

The dramatic growth of development in downtown Allentown is hurting the Lehigh Valley suburban office market.

The circle of life is playing out for construction materials at Crushcrete just off Route 412 in Bethlehem, where large pieces of concrete from Allentown’s historic Eighth Street Bridge are being sorted by a man in a large yellow excavator.