The 386,000-square-foot flex-industrial project near I-25 cleared a contested city approval.

The $15 million complex on Noble Road features gardens, a lounge and a coffee shop planned for the ground floor.

A new project on La Morada Place NW offers 2,400-square-foot units for Albuquerque businesses seeking industrial flex space.

A Barrow County spec warehouse project has a buyer committed for the future, with construction financing lined up before the first wall goes up.

A vacant Covina campus that drew an unconfirmed report involving three people is becoming 104 condos with a small park and landscaped areas.

The seasonal retailer turns vacant retail space into costume shops each fall — then vanishes by mid-November.

A single-family home at 9537 Lemona Avenue, sold for about $1.1 million this year, would be razed for 10 new homes.

A Tapestry by Hilton is set to replace a former church on Central Avenue, with tax incentives already in hand.

Uncommon's North Westwood project would raze a 1939 courtyard complex for 88 apartments, including 34 affordable units.

Members will pay for the rebuild through monthly dues as the 92-year-old club rises above a new parking level.

Shaded seating, a performance stage and food truck parking are coming to Roosevelt Plaza Park, a central gathering place in downtown Camden.

The 116-suite hotel features a vintage motorcycle and racecar in its lobby and dining area and is near Barber Motorsports Park.

Salem Chapel once held German-language services until World War I. Now it's Brickhaven Inn, complete with a putting green and poker room.