The storied Manor track once hosted Farm Aid II and launched Stevie Ray Vaughan's career. Now it's six warehouses.

The Storyboard Estate was once home to Jetsons co-creator Joseph Barbera.

A health clinic broke ground in May, but the bigger 3,000-home Colony Park project still waits on street and utility work.

West Urban Properties keeps 48 of 50 new homes as Muskegon reworks a brownfield pilot city staff found unfavorable to both sides.

The Boulevard Reno cleared a key hurdle with a 4-1 vote, but noise and traffic worries still loom over the 6,000-seat stadium plan.

The builder returns to the same Houston street it developed more than 40 years ago, this time with 2.5-story luxury estates behind gates.

Illinois buyer Santefort Real Estate Group now owns the 22-building complex, while Wangard stays on to manage it.

The Sunnyside Avenue brick bungalow ballooned to 4,500 square feet with six bedrooms and 4.5 baths.

Morningside Group's plan to renovate existing 1950s apartments and add hundreds of units was discussed at an October 13 Terrell Heights Neighborhood Association meeting.

The engineering firm's new 25,000-square-foot hub anchors a planned 70-acre development near Harlingen's medical district.

ACRE Communities could build 391 apartments in Park West, with a potential fire station on the tower's ground floor.

Fifteen East Brooklyn developments got new kitchens, elevators and free Wi-Fi after a years-long NYCHA rehab.

A typical Birmingham home pays off in 11.7 years, while starter homes break even in under five — among the fastest in the U.S.