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Thirty-one new construction communities are actively selling or preparing to open across Bucks County as of September 2026, according to
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Thirty-one new construction communities are actively selling or preparing to open across Bucks County as of September 2026, according to

Newtown Township supervisors say the joint data center ordinance passed in August by Newtown, Upper Makefield, and Wrightstown is only

Roughly 600 people in Delaware County are on a county property tax payment plan right now, according to the county

The Wallingford-Swarthmore School District board approved a revised ten-year capital plan, cutting it from $164 million to $132 million. The

Abington Township and Norristown received more than $1.2 million in Pennsylvania disaster recovery block grants tied to Hurricane Ida. Abington

Affordability restrictions on more than 9,700 rental units across Pennsylvania expire within the next five years. When a restriction lapses,

ChristianaCare marked the end of the structural construction phase on its new neighborhood hospital at 351 N. State Road in

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission released its annual Electric Power Outlook on September 1. The report projects that statewide electricity

Apartments got slightly bigger across the country last year. In Philadelphia they shrank. New apartments built between 2016 and 2025

Upper Merion Township supervisors voted three to two on August 27 to approve a Greystar plan for a six story,

Lower Makefield Township posted a reminder to residents that flooding can happen anywhere, and urged homeowners not to wait until

The Pennsylvania Association of Realtors published guidance on August 28 addressing a question that keeps coming up at kitchen tables
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