The nation's largest outdoor storage owner now holds 28 properties and 190 usable acres around Atlanta, from Kennesaw to Norcross.

M/I Homes will fully fund a long-delayed Commons Drive extension in exchange for building Kingsley Row's 185 townhomes.

Lease talks between the city and the market cooperative broke down, leaving a $405 million redevelopment in limbo and Bronx asthma fears unresolved.

The 2,300-bed complex includes a dining hall named for Dr. E. Royster Harper and an all-electric geothermal kitchen.

New owners are carving the old bank tower into boutique office suites, while a Caribbean restaurant preps to fill the Tanqueray's void downstairs.

Pūʻolo, formerly Kai ʻOlino, survived a $20 million blaze and a New Year's arson attack before finally opening in ʻEleʻele.

The new district covers noncontiguous land bordered by Owens, Nellis, Charleston and 21st Street, unlocking tax financing for blighted parcels.

Developer Kamran Foulad's nearly finished Brewhaus complex at Las Vegas and Oakey boulevards will pack in a brewery, tequila bar and live music — with no on-site parking.

The nearly 100,000-square-foot store would rise across from the Central Bank Sporting Complex, but a nearby gas station owner says it could wreck his business.

Charleston MOB Holdings won approval for a 206,900-square-foot tower even after city planners recommended rejecting the project.

San Marcos and San Bernardino saw double-digit swings while Los Angeles rents kept falling — see the full city-by-city breakdown.

After a decade of failed deals, Block 67 will finally get a full-service grocery alongside 338 new homes.

NexMetro's 26th Phoenix-area build-to-rent community leases single-story cottages near Jackrabbit Trail, even as Arizona water rules tighten.