Origin Bank's Southeast push lands in Homewood, months after naming its new Birmingham leadership team.

Birmingham, Montgomery and Huntsville agents join a brokerage that calls itself the nation's largest independently owned firm.

Homewood planners backed a smaller buffer but rejected full Raleigh Avenue access near Hall-Kent Elementary.

A new sign now juts from the corner of 2nd Avenue North, echoing the department store marquee that hung there decades ago.

Premium Property Trust snapped up three Mt Laurel buildings and wants a new restaurant where La Paz once served tacos for nine years.

Demolition crews are clearing the Walker Avenue site for a senior housing project, and neighbors are split on the noise.

Summit at Monte Sano still shows an empty sales office and one unfinished duplex, but the developer insists three more homes are coming.

The Woods Golf & Social cleared a public hearing with backing from a former coach and a Gus's Hot Dogs owner.

Crews began blasting this month on the 18-acre site near I-459, as Irondale bets big on its $70 million incentive deal.

Shegun Otulana sold Therapy Brands for over $1 billion, then poured it into a Birmingham warehouse-turned-innovation hub.

Neighbors on Chester Road warn new townhomes could funnel traffic onto their quiet dead-end street.

A tenant's lawsuit claims managers knew about mold and sewage backups for months before the 583-unit Homewood complex was condemned.

Federal Realty now owns the 100-acre U.S. 280 shopping hub, which pulls in nearly 9 million visits a year.