A former Harris Teeter warehouse near downtown Raleigh could become apartments, towers and 400,000 square feet of retail.

Extell's supertall hotel on Eighth Avenue is nearly topped out below the halfway line, with a Coney Island-style drop ride still on the drawing board.

A Midway man says a fentanyl overdose next door and decades of near-collapse bricks still haven't forced the city to act on the block's oldest vacant home.

Fuyao's Moraine glass plant now employs nearly three times GM's final shift, but Walton Hills still trails Ford's old peak by thousands.

The Kenmore Square fitness tracker maker wants 107,000 more square feet next door to its eight-floor headquarters.

The 144-year-old co-op is turning its Harvard Square flagship into coworking space while testing a new format in Allston and Kendall Square.

The Folsom City Council unanimously bought a Lakeside Church parcel that could hold 200 units near Folsom Lake College.

The two towers replace vacant, dilapidated buildings next to Mount Vernon West station and will house 229 income-restricted apartments.

St. Genevieve Parish Schools unveiled a 300-seat theater with a full fly-tower and orchestra pit as students returned this week.

A toxic Greenpoint lot that sat as a rusting steel skeleton since 2004 is finally getting funded for 20 condo units.

Reynoldstown could get 166 income-restricted apartments where a homeless encampment once sat along Memorial Drive.

The Copper Canary gift shop is expanding into coffee as construction finally rises on Liberty Square's decade-long vacant lot.

Sierra Wilds Apartments would rise next to Maria Montessori Charter Academy, which has already set up a legal fund to fight it.