The Olson Company paid a hefty premium for a vacant Blue Shield campus, with plans for gated townhomes and eight below-market units.

A vacant Southwest Yonkers school site sits half-built no more, after a $28 million loan restarts construction eight years after it stalled.

No developer has filed an SB 79 application in San Carlos yet, but neighborhood leaders aren't waiting to find out what's coming.

The 877-unit Bronx complex is getting new kitchens, windows and heat — with tenants literally checking the work themselves.

A longtime Ash Avenue resident already sold her home as the 402-lot Chateau Valley project heads to a Castle Rock vote.

Existing home sales fell 1.7% in July even as prices hit a 37th straight month of gains.

The first Mid-City overhaul in 28 years covers City Heights, Normal Heights, Kensington-Talmadge and the Eastern Area. Comments are due October 2.

Millennium Place will rent to nurses, teachers and cops at $300 to $400 below typical Lower Garden District rates.

A 0.67-acre lot near Sam's Club is getting a 14,000-square-foot retail center, with zoning filings pointing to an indoor playground called GiggleTown.

A new 391-page environmental review floats housing on Aurora Avenue instead, but city officials say Magnolia's Fort Lawton plan is still moving forward.

Ryan Homes is bringing 120 townhomes to English Park, with prices starting nearly $70,000 below metro Atlanta's median.

The notorious 'iceberg home' that tortured West 69th Street neighbors for years just set a record — at nearly half its original asking price.

City leaders lengthened their proposed freeze on new server farms, but the $1 billion Compass Datacenters project already has the green light.