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Roanoke finally shovels dirt on its long-awaited Cade Hotel and convention center at 600 S. Oak St.
A derelict Ballou Street warehouse, empty 15 years, is becoming owner-occupied condos priced far below the city's $500,000 average.
Four mature oaks near First Street will come down for a new three-story gym, even as McGehee vows to replant more than it removes.
The 41-acre industrial park at FM 1626 just delivered 75,000 square feet near Nitro Swimming, within a planned 300,000-square-foot buildout.
Paul Butler wants his fourth Bloomfield town-center phase to become the neighborhood's new front door, complete with a public dog park.
A 119-unit building is planned near the Church Avenue subway stop, with units averaging 746 square feet.
Galleon owners on Fort Lauderdale's Galt Ocean Mile face assessments up to $320,000 as a five-year repair drags on.
West Haven Flats' base rent is expected to be about $950 a month, with assistance lowering rents for about one-third of units; construction is expected to wrap near the end of 2028.
Whitney Anderson's 128-year-old Bay City church-turned-home went viral, landing her a Magnolia Network TV deal.
The 40-to-50-acre site will sit beside the district's APEX career center, with 128 units breaking ground first.
A 17-acre fuel cell-powered data center proposal has Colchester residents raising questions on traffic, noise and water before any town vote.
A $1.5 million bond offer wasn't enough to break the traffic standoff blocking IKEA's path into Magnolia Park.
The Northwest Detroit campus will get a basketball court, quad and pedestrian pathways alongside Kresge's new headquarters.
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