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When 42-year-old Emmaus native Michael Stender bought his Lancaster home in 2020, he thought it was a starter home.
Prospective homebuyers are in a tough spot right, but experts say it’s to be expected.
It’s definitely a sellers’ market when it comes to housing in the Lehigh Valley. Through simple supply and demand, many buyers are climbing a steep hill to affordability.
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How will the Lehigh Valley's residential real estate market look in 2023? According to three Realtors, things could settle down a bit
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Developers and leasing agents are are finding that vacant apartments and rental homes are virtually non-existent in the Lehigh Valley. The shortage won't be solved anytime soon.