The Greater Harrisburg office market, while exposed to the ongoing risks associated with coronavirus, has strong base-level demand. Vacancy rates, healthy at the time of the early 2020 shutdown, remained relatively stable through 2020 and 2021.

The Greater Harrisburg Region’s industrial market remains on firm footing with vacancies declining throughout the pandemic, specifically given its’ position as an integral component of the Northeast logistics market and supply chain. Absorption rates remained strong through the pandemic and continue to remain strong at the start of 2022. With the COVID-19 era’s related accelerated rise of E-commerce, this is projected to continue as a strong and robust market in the foreseeable future.

York, PA – The 9,700 SF retail investment located at 5-15 S. Belmont Street in York has been sold to local investor, MOLT, LLC. The retail property consists of 5…

Hershey, PA – The second-floor suite, made up of 10,316 SF, has been leased to McQuaide Blasko, Inc. McQuaide Blasko, a historic PA law firm dedicated to serving its community,…

Harrisburg, PA – The former home of Soul Burrito, located at 314 S. Progress Avenue in Harrisburg has been sold to Myhy Dieu Ho and Minh Quang Nguyen. The 1,850…

New Cumberland, PA – The investment property consisting of six retail/office units and seven apartments located in 301-311 Bridge Street and 217 3rd Street, have been sold to Badger Club,…