The new AC Hotel and Residence Inn combo brings 261 rooms to Lenexa City Center, joining yoga studios and an ice cream shop nearby.

A $17.1 million rehab of The Alexandria on Armour Boulevard keeps 55 low-income households housed for two more decades.

The Amsterdam firm's first U.S. outpost lands in the 1924 Desmond's building, with room for 400 memberships.

NYC Housing Partnership CEO Molly Wasow Park says over 400 New Yorkers who bought homes through her program could face a shrinking pipeline of aid.

A century-old Bronx building offers 69 lottery apartments as the deadline nears next month.

The planned plaza is intended to strengthen pedestrian connections along Milwaukee's riverfront.

The West Loop developer finally closed on 850 W. Washington after CitizenM and Tishman Speyer both walked away.

DeKalb County issued a land-disturbance permit for the long-boarded-up Spaghetti Junction landmark, paving the way for a $53.3 million apartment conversion.

San Diego advocates urged Gov. Newsom to sign a bill that could reshape how affordable housing gets approved statewide.

Once dubbed Needle Park, the Carnegie-era library will get a full gut renovation as Mayor Parker marks 1,000 days in office.

The proposed 104,470-square-foot warehouse and gas station would bring a BJ’s membership club to Stringtown Road in Grove City.

One Eighty Ocean will pack a pet spa, sky terrace and plunge spas into 39 oceanfront units near Pier Village.

The net-zero Aurora subdivision will grow to 17 homes by 2028, with families earning up to 80% of area median income eligible to buy in.