The Davidson Building gives Jindal School undergrads their own home base, complete with an AI lab and shaded courtyard.

Second Stripe poured $1 million into gutting a century-old Saint Paul Foursquare down to its trusses — now it wants nearly $1.6 million for it.

The four-story complex near the Passaic River sets aside affordable units for clients of a Livingston nonprofit serving adults with disabilities.

DFRE bought the vacant Health District parcel for $1.7 million and is building 450-square-foot studios with a rooftop pool terrace.

About 800 residential units await city approval, but officials say Lee's Summit still needs more entry-level and rental housing.

The 59-year-old Montclair institution could be razed for an 18-unit development, but the bakery's own operator says he never signed off.

An 86-unit West Raleigh complex with rents as low as $1,225 could be razed for a 483-unit student tower on Gorman Street.

A vacant lot at Montwood and John Hayes will soon hold a 5,200-square-foot Circle K with 14 fuel pumps.

The Madison firm brings 450 workers and union trades expertise to Tampa-based Limbach's growing Midwest footprint.

An 11,700-square-foot Bay Ridge Estates spec home sold at full ask while Miami-Dade's weekly luxury contracts fell to just 12.

The new four-story building will display the city's 1925 fire engine and sits blocks from a new library opening later this year.

A proposed nine-story tower is planned near Prospect Avenue in Kansas City's Town Fork Creek neighborhood.

A split planning commission sends the Agramonte family's Ventura rezoning bid to council amid fears state law could blow past local height caps.