The members-only work club opens inside a 1940s laundry building on Harrisburg Blvd, with just 250 memberships up for grabs starting August 27.

A federal voucher snag at Stardust Gardens threatens to freeze hundreds of market-rate homes and $20 million in shared infrastructure at Alameda Point.

A four-story building with two retail pads is headed to a long-vacant Clinton Avenue corner, backed by a nearby church congregation.

Four months after a deadly blaze on Leland Avenue, the same site is slated for a four-story rental building with a penthouse.

The 1901 Beaux-Arts facades on Pine Grove Avenue are almost done, but the church's dome and interior are gone for good.

Two of three planned three-flats on West Lexington Street just got the green light, part of a mid-August permit surge across the neighborhood.

Vandy Projects wants to turn the long-vacant church at Spaulding and Pierce into rentals, with six units set aside as affordable.

San Diego County is replacing a 1957 health clinic with a 121-unit affordable complex and modern medical center on Ocean View Boulevard.

The Gay Street hotel wants to stretch its private balcony onto Union Avenue, just past where open-container rules end.

Residents near Avent Ferry Road say traffic and pipes can't keep up with new subdivisions. The Town Council is stalling some approvals until infrastructure catches up.

The 1941 drill hall could pass to city control by year's end, but the federal government would keep the land underneath it.

Bayside Housing's gala raised $326,000 as Gov. Bob Ferguson linked local shelter work to new state zoning laws.

Planners are weaving Hawaiian place-based knowledge into a new 600-student Waikapū campus, with a fall open house ahead.