Two years after San Francisco banned rent-setting software, the city attorney says it has never sued a landlord under the law.

New grass, fresh paint and a quieter gym greeted Gladstone families at back-to-school night — even as the auditorium remains unfinished.

Maren Grove opens inside the 1910 Our Lady of Victory building, pairing 90 apartments with free bilingual pre-K for up to 40 kids.

An 1930s industrial building on Dean Street could give way to an 81-unit rental tower near the Franklin Avenue station.

St. Paul planners approved height for a 110-unit apartment on the old Hamm's Brewery site, part of a plan for up to 196 affordable homes.

A new fund could unlock $80 million in housing after the city council axed a similar plan in 2024.

Villas of Stonecrest residents worry about traffic and drainage as Columbus council backs new homes near Talley Road.

The 7-acre compound spent years tangled in fraud lawsuits before a hard-money lender rebuilt it from the studs up.

Clay Hill would bring a 130-room resort, a working farm and 200-plus jobs to rural Pasco and Hernando land.

Preston Park has served office workers and Pembroke apartment residents for over a year, but the public still can't get in through the garage.

Families like the Rooneys and Lucinda Saenz moved into first-time homes on a once-dumped-on factory lot in Waukesha.

The 107,136-square-foot store lands 2.5 miles from H-E-B's new Schertz superstore, with construction set to start in January.

A foreclosure filing puts the landmark geodesic bank building back on the brink, just as city officials near a fresh $3 million funding vote.