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A group of well-known developers in southern Delaware are in discussions to buy 55 Loockerman Plaza from city officials and turn it into a combination of retail, office and residential space.

Former Wawa CEO Howard Stoeckel shared the lessons learned by the popular private company in its growth during a DBT-SBDC talk.

As we navigate one of the most transformative periods in the history of American real estate, I feel compelled to spotlight critical issues that are largely being ignored within our industry – an industry that, in my opinion, has lost its way. Major regulatory changes, economic challenges and tech innovations are reshaping the real estate landscape. But, as professionals, are we paying attention? Sadly, the answer is often a resounding […]

Did you know that household waste increases to over 25% from Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day? That’s just a mind boggling statistic! Increased food waste, holiday cards, wrapping paper, bows, […]

Leslie A. Donaldson, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Premier, has been awarded the Resort and Second-Home Property Specialist certification, a nationally recognized credential presented by the National Association of Reators to real estate professionals who wish to demonstrate and promote their expertise in the resort and second-home specialty. Donaldson joins more than 4,000 real estate professionals who have earned the RSPS certification by successfully completing the Resort & Second-Home Specialist […]

DOVER – Delaware is ranked #1 in the country for hospital maternity practices according to the 2023 Health of Women and Children Report, a recent report from America’s Health Rankings. […]

Zip Code Wilmington is expanding its training program, not only with a second location in the future Nylon Capital Shopping Center but with a possible new curriculum for the health care sector.

Huxley & Hiro Booksellers opened Friday, bringing a bookstore back to Wilmington’s Market Street corridor for the first time in five years.

Delaware has sued 14 companies, including 3M, over their production of firefighting foam that contained so-called “forever chemicals.