Toth & Associates picked Kansas City for its electric utility engineers as the metro juggles 10-plus hyperscale data center proposals.

Kingspoint Soccer Fields would vanish under developer Jeff Vallee's plan, which faces a zoning vote Monday after a divided city council annexed the land.

Summit at Monte Sano still shows an empty sales office and one unfinished duplex, but the developer insists three more homes are coming.

Teresa Elam wants an overlay district limiting rural building east of 24th Avenue. Her online petition has topped 140 signatures already.

The 41-year-old East Weaver Street building loses its pickleball court and patios, but keeps balconies and rooftop perks.

A rooftop bar, a Pac-Man arcade, and two rival master plans are converging on Powell's 12-acre village core.

Two commissioners warned the duplex layout isn't locked in, since the land could later be sold and built denser.

Mansfield home values jumped 64% in five years, and a new report finds firefighters and loan officers can no longer afford one.

The 1916 St. Mark complex on Montgomery Road goes up for bid starting at just $150,000 after its developer's community-hub dream collapsed.

North Park at Scott Carver residents say repair requests went unanswered for years. A proposed federal conversion could finally fix the roofs — or leave families in limbo.

Half the city now sits in a Very High Fire Hazard zone, yet state law demands room for a sixfold jump in housing.

Mary Browning paid $169,000 toward her East Tampa house, but eight years later it's still unfinished and she's living with family.

Bay Area six-figure earners now compete for studios and one-bedrooms while the same salary buys a three-bedroom house in Houston.