An Emmaus-based developer is keeping it local with plans to rehabilitate a roughly 8-acre brownfield site in the borough, turning the top blighted property there into upscale apartment housing.

The persistent lack of inventory has finally caught up to the Lehigh Valley housing market, creating a stalemate as activity slowed.

Redistribution specialist RJ Schinner is moving out of its current Bethlehem facility into a larger location in Hanover Township, Northampton County.

The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency wants to get more women- and minority-owned businesses involved in building affordable housing and it’s creating a fund to help such businesses get started.

The Pinnacle @ 65, a 10-story, 102,000-square-foot mixed-use high-rise in downtown Bethlehem, will be getting a facelift.

A high priority industry, construction and its trades is essential for economic growth and flourishing communities, employing necessary skilled trades like plumbing, electric, masonry or carpentry. The sector offers steady work, sustainable wages, benefits and long-lasting career opportunities.

Low rates of household formation since the Great Recession have caused 5.7 million “missing” households, a new Zillow® analysis finds.

Rental concessions, such as a free month's rent, appear to be luring Gen Z out of their parents' basements and back into the rental market.

The Lehigh and Northampton Transportation Authority (LANTA) is getting a new home for its paratransit operations.

Will a shortage of construction subcontractors hinder the region’s post pandemic recovery? With few layoffs or furloughs and ongoing projects, the dam bursting on pent-up demand in the construction sector could be both a blessing and a curse.