Hubbell Realty and Anawim Housing's $5.3M Baker Creek phase targets families at 40% and 60% of area median income.

Right Trailers is leaving Raymond for Highway 41 in Caledonia, with a possible future distribution hub on the same site.

Jack Matthews and Ray Washburne now control the entire former bus depot at 205 S. Lamar St. as buses roll out in December.

The short-lived White Oak grocery store is getting carved up for new tenants, with construction expected to start this winter.

The 63-unit Philadelphia complex at Cecil B. Moore Avenue will carry Dwight Evans's name and reserve a quarter of units for the disabled or formerly homeless.

The Carlyle Group-backed project at 566 Grand Ave. would bring a pet spa, theater and affordable units to Crown Heights.

Pilings and foundation sections now mark the site of a planned 15-story Morris Heights tower near the 4 train.

The Indianapolis orthopedic firm will grow its staff by 75% and open a surgical training lab on Heatherdown Road.

A government office tower at 2 Lafayette Street has racked up hundreds of violations even as City Hall pushes to tear down sheds citywide.

Bright Research is expanding into 35,300 square feet of office space after four straight years of 20-30% annual growth.

Crossings Boulevard will rise on 14 acres in Spring Hill, with completion targeted for the first quarter of 2028.

The Platform at Naugatuck opens its first 60 units on a once-vacant seven-acre site downtown, with a new train station set for 2027.

No tenants are lined up yet, but the Route 31 site is already listed for sale as a speculative flex building.