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09/27/2025

Craving some popcorn and want it now? Pops's Corn & More is now available at Zimmerman's Nuts and Candies at 2701 Elm Street in Harrisburg (Penbrook).

Each week we will feature a limited variety of different flavors of Pop's Corn & More popcorn at Zimmerman's but our entire lineup of flavors is always available through our online store at
https://popscornandmore.com/.

This week at Zimmerman's, try our delectable candy coated popcorn featured flavors…
Peanut Butter (made with Zimmerman's Homemade Peanut Butter!)
Caramel Apple

We appreciate and support other small businesses like ours, and we are excited to partner with Zimmerman's on our retail offering!

09/25/2025

New Conforming Loan Limits for 2026 are available now! Let us know how we can serve you! 😊

09/18/2025

05/11/2025

04/04/2025

President Donald Trump has announced new tariffs that are expected to increase the cost of building homes in the U.S. While the worst-case scenario was avoided, home builders say the new rules will still drive up construction expenses.

These tariffs apply to a wide range of imported products—from appliances to flooring—and have raised the overall import tax rate to about 26%, up from 2.3% before Trump took office.

What it means for homebuyers ⬇️
Builders expect the tariffs to add around $9,200 to the cost of building a single home. When construction gets more expensive, builders typically have two choices: raise prices for buyers or accept lower profits. If profits shrink too much, they may slow down construction altogether.

These states are likely to be hit the hardest by higher building costs 📈
📍 Idaho: 40% of homes for sale are newly built
📍 North Carolina: 33%
📍 Delaware: 31%
📍 Utah and Nebraska: 28% each

Learn more: https://rltor.cm/hbpq8z

03/21/2025

The police department has been receiving phone calls from individuals stating they are receiving calls from the Mechanicsburg Police Department phone number. Th

01/11/2025

Do you live in any of these cities? 🌆 High home prices, elevated mortgage rates, and stagnant wage growth have kept homeownership out of reach for many. In 2024, first-time buyers accounted for just 24% of home purchases—the lowest share since the National Association of Realtors began tracking in 1981.

Many prospective buyers opted to rent instead, as national asking rents declined for 16 consecutive months while home prices held steady near post-pandemic highs.

Still, studies show early homeownership is key to building wealth. This report identifies the best U.S. markets for young buyers, factoring in local economies, affordability, housing growth potential, and amenities.

Full report: https://rltor.cm/s6z5ss