Residents near Avent Ferry Road say traffic and pipes can't keep up with new subdivisions. The Town Council is stalling some approvals until infrastructure catches up.

The 1941 drill hall could pass to city control by year's end, but the federal government would keep the land underneath it.

Bayside Housing's gala raised $326,000 as Gov. Bob Ferguson linked local shelter work to new state zoning laws.

Planners are weaving Hawaiian place-based knowledge into a new 600-student Waikapū campus, with a fall open house ahead.

The discount grocer will build a 20,000-square-foot store at Cleveland Avenue and Spring Street, with an opening targeted for 2028.

The 152-unit tower at Gay and High streets pairs a glowing temperature-tracking facade with a rooftop pool overlooking LeVeque Tower.

Millington wants a restaurant, event venue or family destination inside its 1911 Oldtown landmark — proposals are due September 29.

Four buildings, zero announced tenants — the $4.5 million Elley Lane project breaks ground in November near SH 46 South.

Construction crews are tiling the rooftop pool at Dallas's Rosewood Residences Turtle Creek as the first sales phase sells out.

Haslam Sports Group struck a three-year deal to keep the Auto Show and Boat Show near Brook Park until the new Browns dome opens.

Caerus Group stopped paying its $37.5 million mortgage on 10 East 34th Street in April, and a lender wants a receiver installed.

A vacant 1927 building in Gratiot Woods now houses 17 tenants, with two-bedroom rents starting at $1,100 a month.

Two Raleigh developments will bring more than 320 income-restricted apartments as over 15,400 households sit on housing waitlists.