Homes in Vine City, Bankhead and nearby Westside neighborhoods are selling for 96% of asking price, well below the national pace.

Three subdivisions are converging on Sevierville Pike, months after a fatal crash exposed the corridor's tight curves and narrow shoulders.

A nine-story headquarters, housing, a hotel and a daycare are headed to College Boulevard and Metcalf, with a 2029 move-in date.

Alston Commons stalled in March over a car wash. Six months later, Cary approved it unanimously with binding construction rules.

Commissioners reversed course weeks after approving two massive Heritage developments south of Florida 207, and the builder is already fighting back in court.

Kendall Capital wants to turn the landmarked former Blue Cross-Blue Shield tower into mostly studios renting for up to $4,500 a month.

The five-story Mount Auburn complex sits fully leased at the corner of Auburn Avenue and East McMillan Street.

Scale Lending sued MG Developer days ago over the 347-unit Metro Parc South project as eight more lawsuits pile up in Miami-Dade court.

A downtown parking lot turned banana grove is now headed to a Value Adjustment Board fight over property taxes.

Some Madison homes still fetch 50% over asking, but a longtime agent says listings have shrunk from nearly 60 to about 20.

A 17-year-old junior pulled 463,000 city records to chart San Francisco rent control—and found no link between neighborhood income and rent board activity.

Oregon's rent cap rises from 9.5% to 10% next year, a threshold that also triggers costly relocation payouts for Portland landlords.

A 1933 pair of homes near Sunset Boulevard is billed as the neighborhood's most affordable option, with a second unit reached by its own staircase.