A Montgomery County architectural KCBA Architects has expanded with a new Lehigh Valley office.

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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit by landlord advocates that challenged Gov. Tom Wolf’s statewide order banning evictions during the coronavirus pandemic.

While the shutdown of real estate and construction in Pennsylvania from the COVID-19 pandemic may have slowed the market, a report by CBRE shows that the Greater Lehigh Valley and surrounding regions retained a robust commercial real estate activity during the second quarter.

It’s not uncommon for those in midlife to begin to rethink their life’s trajectory, to yearn for a change before it's too late. While some just daydream about starting over, there are some brave enough to take the challenge of beginning new careers at 40, 50, 60, and even beyond.

A program designed to put contaminated industrial sites back into productive use has allocated money for sites in Berks, Bucks and Montgomery counties.

With interest rates at historic lows, home owners may be looking at the best way to tap their biggest asset by refinancing a primary mortgage, or by adding or increasing an existing home equity line of credit, or HELOC.

A nearly $14 million project to rehabilitate Pennsylvania Route 248 between U.S. Route 209 in Carbon County and the Northampton County line is set to begin Aug. 10.

A.P. Deauville LLC, which manufacturers the Power Stick brand of anti-perspirant, body wash and body sprays will invest $16.7 million to move its headquarters and manufacturing operations from New Brunswick, New Jersey, to Forks Township. The move is expected to create 105 new jobs in the region over the next three years.

A former garment factory in Minersville, Schuylkill County, that sat vacant for 55 years, will open this fall as LIFE Geisinger’s fifth senior care facility, the health care company announced.