Anyone serious about real estate marketing in the digital age might want to get to know HomeSpot Media. The Bethlehem-based company was founded in the summer of 2014 and has since used cutting-edge technology and marketing approaches to excel in its niche.
Just over a year after purchasing it, the Borough of Fountain Hill recently sold the property containing the former Hosey--at a six-figure profit--to a private developer.Â
Tough day at the office? Tell that to Tom Wargo, Fountain Hill borough's new zoning and codes enforcement officer, who recently found out his department had been accounting for fewer than half of the borough’s rental units.
Imagine owning your own piece of Pennsylvania history, along with the opportunity to reimagine its place in the 21st century. That's what you'll get with Fieldstone Farm; a 120-acre estate property currently for sale in Upper Milford Township, Lehigh County.
If you're looking for a small real estate agency that's big on both customer service and knowledge of the local market, look no further than House & Land Real Estate at 812 Main Street in Hellertown, say realtors Justin Kline and Steve Hollander.
A former funeral home might sound like the perfect place in which to open a haunted house--especially with Halloween right around the corner--but the historic property at 835 Broadway in Fountain Hill that's currently for sale holds a lot of possibilities.
The Kingdom Hall at 2550 Applebutter Road, Hellertown, is being sold as part of a strategic divestiture of assets by Jehovah's Witnesses in the Lehigh Valley and beyond, according to a source familiar with how local congregations are organized and governed.
Life is short. Why not give yourself or someone you love something truly special to look forward to, by booking a trip with family or friends to locally-owned and highly-rated Ohi Kapua Place on the famed Kona Coast of Hawaii's Big Island? It's closer than you think.
A landmark downtown Hellertown commercial property is now available for lease. The first floor of the building that for decades housed Hero Electric--which closed upon its owners' retirement--could be the future home of a restaurant, a retail business or something else.
An unusal opportunity exists for an entrepeneur or developer to purchase nearly an entire block of real estate with frontage on both Main and Front streets in Hellertown borough. How do you think it should be redeveloped?
