The Baxter-Norris Villas on Jenkins Street mark Habitat Greenville's first-ever townhome project, with move-ins hoped for by late 2027.

The 5th District, covering western Sonoma County, gains the most new ADU-eligible parcels under the change.

Seven standalone homes remain at Hapeville's Stillwood, with sellers trimming prices as the community edges toward a long-awaited sellout.

Refreshed artwork on monument markers at four Van Dyke mile roads pairs public art with a Ford-backed green space push near its powertrain plant.

Mariposa's 75 new homes just opened in Watts, and a splash pad and junior basketball court are coming next door by summer 2027.

Robert Sarver claims Mark Schlossberg and Cary Mack dissolved an entity to cut him out of Nashville Yards profits.

A new athletics complex and junior high addition are the first of several projects funded by Springboro's voter-approved bond.

The shuttered South 22nd Street building will get all-new piping, a roof fix and 225 affordable units, though work won't start before 2027.

The Schoolhouse on Ashland just cleared its final hurdle, with construction on the $21 million project set to begin this fall.

Richland Building Partners' eight-story Lower 3rd tower undercuts Davidson County's $340,000 average condo price by tens of thousands.

DISA Uranium wants to turn Colorado's radioactive mine waste into cash, paying wages 139% of the Mesa County average.

Bellevue signed a new development deal on September 22, then unveiled the first interior renderings of its Barbie- and Hot Wheels-themed waterpark on October 1.

The $180 million Gillespie Street project replaces 12 townhomes with 50 condos and a two-story penthouse with a private pool.