Royal Square Development News Today

Three York organizations reached an agreement to develop a piece of land next to WellSpan Park.

YORK, Pa. (WHTM) – An empty lot near WellSpan Park here is set to find new life. Plans were announced Thursday for Ballpark Commons, a 20,000 square foot mixed-use building at George and Arch Streets, which developers say will complete their vision for a ballpark district. “This redevelopment of Ballpark Commons is a significant milestone […]

Built in 1895, the Philadelphia Street landmark has served as a post office and a Masonic lodge. Its new owners envision it as a hospitality or entertainment venue.

Kinsley Properties and Royal Square Development and Construction are partnering to convert a former office building in Downtown York into a 43-unit apartment building.

A historic building in downtown York is being converted into 43 one-bedroom apartments.

A fire that appears to have begun in an HVAC unit caused damage to the second floor.

Pennsylvania College of Art & Design is branching outside of Lancaster County with a new location and new partnerships in the City of York.

After three years sitting empty, the Columbia Market House will be re-opening next month.  The historic market, which dates back to 1869, will re-open on Saturday, May 29 featuring 19 local vendors and a full-service restaurant, Gypsy Kitchen. "Were bringing life back to this building for the community," market manager Kelsey Miller said.  Miller, who doubles as the healthy communities program manager at CHI St. Joseph Children’s Health, will oversee daily operations at the market. CHI St....

York Dispatch York Citys Historical Architectural Review Board on Thursday approved the demolition of a historic building that has been vacant and blighted for decades. HARB unanimously approved Royal Square Development & Constructions request to raze the "old Philly Café," building, located at 484-486 W. Philadelphia St. The building is on the National Register of Historic Places. "Normally, we dont approve demolitions of historic buildings like this that are relatively intact, but this ...

Mexitaly announced it will be temporarily closed due to coronavirus concerns.  The announcement was made on Wednesday, April 7, on the restaurants Facebook page. Owner Greg Skirboll confirmed that one member of the staff has tested positive for COVID-19.  The restaurant will follow all necessary quarantine protocols for its staff and will temporarily close for at least 10 days.  This is the first such closure for the hybrid craft brewery, Mexican-Italian restaurant, located on East Market S...