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.

At a District 6 meeting, a longtime neighbor asked the city to turn part of the 40-acre site into a senior center once the Missions leave for downtown.

National Resources offloaded four properties across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut in one of Waterfall Asset Management's biggest deals yet.

Manhattan is the lone holdout where singles and roommates outown married couples, new borough data shows.

A masonry wall nobody budgeted for helped push a Spring Lake subdivision $600,000 over its infrastructure plan.

The 6.7-acre project near Baseline and Palmetto avenues will replace two houses with density-bonus townhomes and a tot lot.