The long-vacant Peachtree Center Athletic Club, with its empty pool and skyline views, is on the market for the first time since 2009.

The Willard traded fully leased at $450,000 per unit, with three-bedrooms renting for up to $3,450 a month.

The East Side towers once collapsed into a $100 million foreclosure before becoming one of 2026's biggest Milwaukee property sales.

The 192-unit complex on Brighton Avenue rents one-bedrooms from about $1,103 a month after Apopka leaders spent years trying to kill it.

Carrier is already posting Fort Worth job listings ahead of a September 15 council vote on a $10.9 million tax deal.

The Billinghurst Hotel, empty for decades in Midtown, is finally getting rebuilt with affordable apartments and new storefronts.

The city paid $10 million for the old LDS church, beating out housing developers who bid millions more.

Hendersonville workforce housing grants target families still shut out of homeownership nearly two years after Helene.

Christ Covenant Church snapped up a 94,000-square-foot Buckhead office building, its second attempt at a permanent campus since 2021.

Fresh renderings show what will replace the beloved Mario's Bar corner at Park Avenue and 3rd Street.

The 19,100-square-foot building once housed Van's Market and the SN&R newsroom — now it's almost ready for 20,000 books.

The plan replaces a 174-unit SRO with two towers near Madison and Fifth avenues, and would lock in affordable housing rules for the whole block.

Stockton millennial homeownership jumped 117% since 2018, even as 65% of San Jose millennials remain renters.