Exterior work is nearly done on the 98-room hotel, part of a bigger retail buildout taking over the US 301 corridor.

Gina's Catering and Events could soon run a cafe in a long-vacant Fontana restaurant space near downtown.

New permits revive plans to replace a single home on 8th Street with three buildings near Berkeley Bowl West.

The 120-bed project is advancing through permitting, while its construction timeline remains unclear.

Deutsche Bank is pushing toward full foreclosure on the vacant North First Street campus as Goodman Group and Harvest Properties circle.

A Cambridge pilot and soaring club member now owns the 94.5-acre field that hosts the Sterling Fair every year.

Sticks Investment Group's first Southern New Hampshire deal lands a 13-tenant industrial building on Bud Way.

The Treadway's six Roberts Street townhomes debut during the WNC Parade of Homes, two years after Helene submerged the block.

Beacon Hill LLC's 11.9-acre rezoning survived a sidewalk fight, but only after planners overruled a density-based carve-out.

The Garner complex rents from $1,160 a month, almost $500 below Wake County's median, and one tenant calls life there wonderful.

Bidding opens Monday for the 1871 office building near Camden Yards — its second auction in two years.

A class action claims 420 Kent Avenue renters paid inflated rents for years — and Eliot Spitzer says he'll fight it.

The 120 Cherry Street sale closed at $2,780 per square foot, far above the neighborhood's $1,970 median.