The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency issued a request for proposals for new construction or the rehabilitation of mixed-use projects seeking financial support. This year, its focus is on smaller cities such as Bethlehem, Reading and Harrisburg.

Eastwood Apartments LLC recently bought a building at 238 Goepp St. in Bethlehem that once served as a silk mill and today, is a fully occupied apartment building.

Lafayette College opened its Rockwell Integrated Sciences Center, a 103,000-square-foot-project that aims to integrate critical skills in science, technology, engineering and math while bringing together disciplines in biology, computer science, environmental science and neuroscience.

BurgerIM, a gourmet fast food restaurant offers a “create-your-own” experience with a menu of mini burgers, slightly bigger than sliders as well as larger options. It will open its first Lehigh Valley site in Bethlehem in September.

Meals on Wheels of the Greater Lehigh Valley will soon be moving into a new home.

GeorgeAnn Custom Homes of Moore Township recently bought the former Bath municipal building at 215 E. Main St. and will renovate the building to create 12 apartments.

An Allentown construction firm recently renovated The Parkland Academy Early Learning Center into a new day care in Upper Macungie Township.

Feinberg Real Estate Advisors LLC of South Whitehall Township represented the Pennsylvania Joint Board, Workers United in the lease for the 4,018-square-foot office and meeting space at 5050 West Tilghman St.

Kay Builders, based in Lower Macungie Township, is building The Fields at Creek View, a residential community of 38 single-family homes in Richland Township near Route 309.

The Greater Lehigh Valley Realtors reported that new listings decreased 10.3 percent in July to 1,074 as compared to July 2018.