Peabody buyers now face bidding wars once reserved for Boston proper, with homes moving in just 20 days.

Swift Creek Partners closed on four industrial buildings spanning West Chester and Grove City, backed by a $65.7 million Fifth Third loan.

The Blanding Boulevard site will get a drive-thru, two ATMs and the credit union's signature tower design.

The 1970s mall is now rubble in Warner Center, making way for a Rams headquarters, 3,100 homes and a bandshell park.

Four separate proposals near Continental Park would bring more than 200 apartments east of Baptist Hospital of Miami.

After The Community Builders walked away from a 50-unit plan, Hazelwood Initiative has a six-month window to find a new path forward.

The chipmaker will convert shell space into research labs at Parmer 4.1, even as Austin office vacancy tops 20 percent.

The glass façade is nearly finished on the tallest residential tower to hit the Garment District, with move-ins eyed by year's end.

Topaz at Light Farms Way brings 272 apartments to a suburb dominated by single-family homes, with move-ins slated for summer 2027.

The 238-unit redevelopment adds an 80-unit senior building with 30 apartments for homeless seniors. Displaced Penn Court tenants get first right to return.

A century-old shingle house near Noe Valley Town Square could be razed for three new condos with basement parking.

Beitel Group's first tower alone will house more units than the entire 2022 master plan for the block once envisioned.

The 10,497-square-foot Mediterranean estate sits on 3.6 acres and includes a theater and wine room. Its buyer's identity stays hidden behind a Delaware shell company.