About Palmyra's Arbor Greene

Palmyra, Pa premier community Arbor Greene's last phase is being developed. The bridge is going in today that connects existing phases to the LAST and FINAL phase. The community continues to flourish with growth as 4 NEW homes were SOLD in Month of June along! In the final phase seems to have great anticipation and will have some large home sites along with some with walk out basements. It has been exciting for me to watch the community grow over the last 5 ½ yrs.

Here are pictures showing the bridge going in!

If you have any questions about Arbor Greene or any real estate in the area give me a call Josh Shope 717.735.1337

507 Sweetwater Dr.

4 bdr. 2 ½ bath $289,900

Ready to MOVE IN! This exquisite 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home with over 2,600 sq.ft. of living space features a lovely family room with fireplace, 2-story foyer, spacious parlor, additional over size garage and beautiful master suite with soaking tub & large walk-in closet. Come relax in Morning Room.

http://www.shopepremiergroup.com/Listings/0/25356/PA/Palmyra/507-Sweetwater-Dr.aspx

foreclosures skyrocketing and home prices plummeting, real estate has had a tough year. But in certain pockets across the country the damage has been minimal -- if nonexistent.We found six cities with slow, steady growth, using data from Fiserv Lending Solutions, a home-price research company. These cities' local economies have kept unemployment and foreclosure rates below average. Plus, their affordability index -- a measure of home prices versus family income -- is low.

For comparison, we also pinpoint an average market and the worst market in the country.

Safe Havens

Lancaster, Penn.

Population: 498,465
Median home price: $206,000
12-month change in home value: +1.6%
Affordability index: 3/10
Homes sold this year: 1,166
Home value vs. national average: Same
Top employer: R.R. Donnelly & Sons publishing company

Known as an Amish cultural hub, the city is also home to a diverse group of industries, including printing and food processing. This helps keep the local market stable and unemployment low, as losses in one sector aren't devastating to the overall economy.

Locals say Lancaster is a conservative lending market, which limits foreclosures.