Velocity Financial is buying Toorak Capital's lending platform in a deal that keeps roughly 30 jobs anchored at Water Street Tampa.

Aegon Ltd. grabs 20,600 square feet at 125 W. 57th St. as Zeta Global and Amorepacific pile into a freshly modernized 1411 Broadway.

Schnicke Development Group's Townes of Thirty Two will spread 150 rental townhomes across 29 acres in Batavia Township.

250 West 96th Street closed eight contracts in July, from $2.48 million to $4.43 million, as the Upper West Side's luxury pipeline shrinks.

Angelo Merendino won a spot in Cleveland's home repair lottery two years ago. His house still hasn't been touched.

The downtown Oswego project will rebuild 800 feet of road and finally link Harrison Street to Benton Street.

New Cincinnati studios have lost 145 square feet since 2016, even as two-bedroom units buck the national trend.

Yidel Weinberger's project relied on assembled air rights and a fixed SRO record error before permits could move forward.

An 1895 frame home at 1517 W. School St. will be razed for luxury condos priced up to $1.675 million, with a garage roof deck to boot.

Three vacant hillside lots near Huntington Drive could become six fee-simple homes with private garages and balconies.

The 1913 building once housed 221 tiny apartments before Hotel Z. Now it's getting a lobby cafe and 100 rooms.

Factory-built homes head to Kapolei and Waiʻanae as DHHL tests a cheaper, faster build model for its 29,000-name waitlist.

Glider Elementary has sat empty since 2018. Now a builder's remedy filing could bring 80 homes and a $26.6 million payday for Oak Grove schools.