Lone Peak Lofts wants to turn 9.64 acres of west-side farmland into small industrial units — but only after agreeing to ban data centers.

Applications for Alamitos on 4th close Tuesday, with the lottery drawing on September 3 and move-ins expected by January 2027.

The Brookhaven City Council signed off on turning part of a 268,000-square-foot office campus into apartments, retail and a pool.

New gateway signs on Woodward Avenue borrow their spires from a 1964 World's Fair sculpture in Shain Park.

Intown Golf Club’s eight simulator bays and cocktail lounge just opened inside North Hills — and Raleigh still doesn’t know what membership will cost.

The 300-unit Ascend Clay Town Center just became Infinite Clay Town Center after a $52.8 million sale near a booming Middleburg intersection.

City design commissioners approved plans near NW 24th and Douglas Boulevard, with construction eyed for late September.

The 54,000-square-foot facility on Glenwood Avenue replaces a school demolished in 2023 and is set to open by summer 2027.

MPV Properties wants until 2028 to deliver 350 apartments and new shops next to Red Ventures' Indian Land campus.

A new appraisal knocked $78 million off the Douglasville mall's worth even though it's more than 90% leased.

University Inn & Suites on University Avenue could finally change hands after years of bankruptcy fights and collapsed deals.

The $127,820 sign spans First Street near Soscol, but nearby vendor closures show Oxbow's growth isn't all smooth sailing.

The once-condemned Broderick-Kenny House now hides a speakeasy behind doors from San Diego's first bar, Tivoli.