Saucon Valley Property Pulse is a sponsored column, exclusive to Saucon Source, featuring expert insight and analysis of the real estate market by realtor and Lower Saucon Township resident John Cummings. Whether you’re looking to buy, sell or are simply interested in local housing trends, we hope you’ll find the information in it helpful.
Saucon Valley Property Pulse is a sponsored column, exclusive to Saucon Source, featuring expert insight and analysis of the real estate market by realtor and Lower Saucon Township resident John Cummings. Whether you’re looking to buy, sell or are simply interested in local housing trends, we hope you’ll find the information in it helpful.
The Saucon Valley Property Pulse is a sponsored column, exclusive to Saucon Source, featuring expert insight and analysis of the real estate market by realtor and Lower Saucon Township resident John Cummings. Whether you're looking to buy, sell or are simply interested in local housing trends, we hope you'll find the information in it useful and share it with others.
A new community of single-family homes will soon be taking shape on Long Ridge Drive in Lower Saucon Township, the company that is building it announced this week.
Nearly a year after a court of common pleas overturned a rare mayoral veto of a rezoning ordinance, Hellertown officials and property owners are still battling over the zoning status of a portion of a property on Easton Road.
Saucon Source asked readers to share their ideas for businesses that could fill the vacancies in the Fairmont Village shopping center on Rt. 309 in Coopersburg Sunday. They didn't hold back.
The Beethoven Waldheim Club, a landmark Lower Saucon Township event venue and social club with an organizational history that dates back nearly a century, has been listed for sale for nearly $1.5 million.
A commercial property in the heart of downtown Hellertown that's been vacant for more than a year-and-a-half is scheduled to be sold at auction later this month.
For members of Pennsylvania's LGBTQ+ community, discrimination has yet to be explicitly made illegal in several categories, including housing and public accommodations.
Real estate is one of the non-life-sustaining industries that have been shut down in Pennsylvania for the past month because of the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic. That could soon change however, under a bill introduced by state Sen. Lisa Boscola (D-18).
