Crestmont Heritage, a residential home builder in Reading, has completed the first of a new 10-unit residential housing project in the 300 block of Crestmont Street in Reading’s Millmont/18th Ward neighborhood.

Plans to demolish the Allentown State Hospital on Hanover Avenue in East Allentown appear back on track.

When a building is under construction, heavy rainfall makes completion more challenging, creating delays and potentially extending home settlements, said Rick Koze.

The Oasis Community Center would provide family support meetings, grief recovery groups and healing activities. The house, which is about 3,200 square feet, will include space for cooking classes, a meditation room, restorative yoga, art therapy and other activities.

The Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem is officially slated to become Wind Creek Bethlehem and the change has local officials excited.

The former Easton Area School District administration office, vacant for several years, is now home to a 14-unit apartment complex in the West Ward section of Easton.

After a presentation in which Wind Creek Hospitality pitched itself as a growing, but fiscally stable company that is highly active in the communities in which it operates, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control board approved the Alabama company’s purchase of the Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem.

Sands Bethworks Gaming and PCI Gaming Authority go before state gaming regulators today in hopes of winning approval for the $1.3 billion sale of the Sands Casino Resort in Bethlehem.

A Montgomeryville-based firm is building its third industrial property in Milford Township near Route 309 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

Allentown’s revitalization got off the ground in 2014 with the opening of several major projects, such as Two City Center, an 11-story office building at Seventh and Hamilton streets and PPL Center. They set in motion a series of developments that led to more stores and restaurants, though a number of them have closed over the past several years.