460 15th Street sat vacant for years with hundreds of open violations. A new owner now plans a full overhaul.

A high-rise unit that once had a $10 million buyer lined up closed for nearly half that price, highlighting cracks in Chicago's luxury condo market.

The showroom's Southwest Freeway property was sold before the liquidation sale began, though the buyer and redevelopment plans had not been publicly disclosed.

The construction giant is staying in downtown Detroit and keeping its headquarters in the city.

A grandfather told Mooresville commissioners children play in Sunridge Place streets as the board delayed D.R. Horton's townhome rezoning.

Beyond Housing's new Page Avenue project is planned as a 42-unit mixed-income development with two- and three-bedroom apartments.

The Raleigh Housing Authority can now borrow up to $21 million to build Duplex Village, with rents locked in for 80 years.

Carroll County planners voted down the 650-unit Carroll Highlands project days after the developer sued the county over delays.

Washington Prime Group has told most stores to vacate by January 2027, while JCPenney, Cinemark and Christ Fellowship Church could stay put.

The co-warehousing company's second Colorado site will pack 70 private warehouse units and 11 offices into Broomfield by January 2027.

Snohomish County homeowners can check out a Pug-o-Ween dog costume contest this weekend at the fairgrounds.

Ross is relocating from Downtown’s central business district to the converted 1920s produce market at ROW DTLA.

The Dylan's 232 units traded hands near San Pablo Bay, in the Hercules submarket's first apartment sale since 2021.