Tupelo Honey sells Lebanon property slated for townhome development

An entity affiliated with Pennsylvania-based Burkentine Real Estate Group bought the property, which seller Tupelo Honey Land Development LLC had previously planned to develop into 116 townhomes and two retail properties.

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