DRB Homes is bringing five floor plans to Granary Park, where a resort-style pool and clubhouse are planned.

The 22-story rental at 162 East 36th Street adds Art Deco flair, a sun deck, and a Westville restaurant lease to Murray Hill.

Nox Group has purchased a 128,000-square-foot Tempe building for its new office-focused headquarters and is targeting $1 billion in revenue for 2026.

Peterson Cos.' Building 18 brings MetroWest its first non-age-restricted rentals, plus a child-care center and 27 affordable units.

A 0.71-acre Pryor Street lot near downtown Atlanta is listed with rezoning paperwork already in hand for a five-building townhome project.

Springdale Farm, run by the Jarvis family since 1949, will lease nine acres at Holly Ravine for just $1,000 a year.

JK Equities and Manor Park Ventures want to build on 90 vacant Hill District parcels near Oakland, with student housing as a key goal.

Vineyard's 700-acre Utah City promises pickleball courts and ski passes, while an audit flagged unreported developer payments.

Qualifying Lahaina reconstruction near Front Street can now skip the Planning Commission hearing, though shoreline protections stay intact.

Residents at The Greenpoint paid up to $12,000 a month while a generator rumbled outside for weeks after a fire. One tenant has now sued in housing court.

Harwich Port's ZIP code beat every other in Massachusetts and landed third nationally, as Cape Cod home prices keep climbing.

The 1983 Music Row building once owned by ZZ Top manager Bill Ham is listed for $5.95 million, with Country Aircheck and Audio Productions among its tenants.

The 1.34-acre Central Avenue parcel could rise to seven stories under city incentives near the ART Highland Station.