A Hamilton College senior and a Tufts sophomore have a month left before their $30,000 GoFundMe push must fund a shed's rebirth.

Westford's shuttered Regency hotel and a 1903 Boston office tower are among five sites cashing in on the state's latest conversion push.

L.A. Care paid roughly $125 million for the defaulted loan on West7Center, the City West tower it already fully occupies through 2035.

Barbour Pond Village will replace 9.45 wooded acres near Pancake Hollow with 113 apartments, all set aside as affordable housing.

The Jersey Avenue project pairs a 24-story tower with a mass-timber library and guarantees every current resident a right of return.

Chase's Diner has watched the corner sit empty for decades — now owner Skip Chase says new neighbors like Ross and PetSmart will bring customers his way.

The 514,000-square-foot facility at Charcot and Zanker would tear down five older buildings in North San Jose's tech corridor.

A Koreatown lot that once held two 1920s homes is now rising as an all-affordable complex with 101 studios and one-bedrooms.

Groundbreaking at 11905 Wilshire caps a project that began as a shuttered restaurant and parking lot bought for $13.5 million in 2021.

A new RentReboot study of 820,000 NYC listings found December leases run 4.2% cheaper than July ones — but not in every neighborhood.

Ventura Unified is trading surplus campuses for cash and finished apartments it plans to rent to district staff priced out of local housing.

The Leonard Parker-designed home on Virginia Avenue South is hitting the market for the first time in nearly 50 years, complete with a fallout shelter once used to stash skis and wine.

William Paul Getty and Vanessa Getty snapped up a 3515 Crescent Avenue estate once listed near $21 million from Grupo Bimbo board members.