A Texas filing points to a new swim school at Stone Hill Town Center, part of a fast-growing franchise push.

One South Market traded hands again as Kennedy Wilson joined two partners to buy the 312-unit tower near San Pedro Square.

Otway and Hannah Denny are racing to open a converted 1880s textile factory on South Clark Street by early November.

Park Manor Senior Residences just landed its full building permit — 52 units with a hair salon and police substation are on the way.

The sprawling Lamar Avenue property once housed Holiday Inn's world headquarters and FedEx offices. It is now slated for demolition.

Forty-five units go to formerly unhoused residents as Sunnyvale's first transit-oriented affordable project opens near Lawrence Station.

Mayor Christina Fugazi and local developers say crime and homelessness have dropped as downtown Stockton fills with housing and nightlife.

A longtime Naperville developer scooped up the Main Street property; Walgreens is expected to stay, and JC Licht has no plans to leave, while AT&T's Naperville store remains open.

A city application says part of the roughly 12-acre parcel would become truck parking and storage, per the Power Inn area's booming industrial market.

Planning commissioners backed the Hunt Highway project 10-0, but neighbors in Solera at Johnson Ranch still don't know which retailer is coming.

Eight units will go to formerly homeless residents as the five-story project breaks ground this fall.

The proposed Duke BID would stretch from 16th to 6th Street, aiming to fund safety, cleanup and marketing.

The nearly 100-acre Santa Clarita Valley estate failed to sell at auction over the summer and has now returned to the open market.