Three prewar buildings, including home to seafood spot Mooncusser, would come down for Liberty Mutual's 85,000-square-foot expansion.

The Edward Durell Stone-designed dorms would give way to a performance and health center, while Hopkins already shifted students into the former Waterloo Place apartments.

The Russell neighborhood school, named for a pioneering Black doctor, was vacant for the 2026-2027 school year.

The Quaker school's 5.5-acre Edgemoor site could become townhomes as it folds into one DC campus by 2028.

A 50-unit senior building at 10th and Poplar would replace 10 old PHA buildings, but neighbors want more family-sized units.

The 19,138-square-foot Singletree Road estate has 16 bathrooms, a tennis court and a rooftop deck overlooking Boston.

The $50 million oceanfront park now won't be finished until the end of 2029, city officials say.

Williams Estates residents blame the Walmart-anchored project for floods, rats and unresolved toxic chemical fears.

Richland Building Partners is set to buy the century-old H.G. Hill parcel on West End Avenue for a 15-story tower.

Leslie Davis unfolded a Boxabl Casita in her Long Beach backyard — but says city permitting was tougher than the build itself.

Capital at City Center at 3440 Walnut Avenue mixes 119 affordable units with 216 condos, leasing by spring 2028.

Permitting is complete, but only Phase 1 is fully funded; Phase 2 remains in fundraising.

One Houston developer questioned a $40,000 pickleball court while Camden skips the trend entirely, betting on smart access instead.