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Construction & Real Estate
Lehigh County Real Estate Transactions
Documents on file in Lehigh County government offices listed these recent real estate transactions. Information listed for each transaction lists the municipality, seller, buyer, address, parcel, date of sale and sale price. Unless otherwise noted, the property has a commercial use.
Be wary, keep records when working with the government
When it comes to dealing with the government and construction contracts, it pays to err on the side of caution.
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Home sales see small bump; buyers face falling inventory
Lower inventory, fewer choices and other factors may have spurred homebuyers into action in October, creating more balance in the residential marketplace.
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Construction begins on 475,000-square-foot logistics center off Route 33
With a new interchange comes fresh opportunities for industrial market growth in neighboring communities.
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City expands program offering incentives to buy homes downtown
A program geared toward getting more professionals to buy homes in downtown Allentown is expanding by adding city police to the program.
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Coordinated Health opens $20M N.J. campus
An eastern Pennsylvania-based privately-held hospital network further expanded its footprint and medical services in western New Jersey with the opening this morning of its newest site.
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Construction starts on ER expansion
To meet growing demand for services, Pocono Medical Center in East Stroudsburg is spending $3.8 million in renovations to expand the Mattioli Emergency Center.
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Real estate sales leap yet again
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.
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Market drivers put Lehigh Valley in the fast lane for development
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.
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