A longtime Spring swim club is headed for a $9.7 million rebuild with slides, a splash pad and a new recreation center. Members could lose pool access for the 2027 summer.

KKR has raised its largest-ever infrastructure fund, with data centers, power and fiber among its prime targets.

Jamison is scrapping its approved market-rate plan in Koreatown for a larger, income-restricted apartment complex with fewer parking spaces.

Middle Church’s fire-cleared East Village lot could soon get a 10-foot fence, gardens and a new accessible entrance while plans for a permanent sanctuary take shape.

A seven-story, 189-unit affordable housing project is now rising in Echo Park. The developer is targeting delivery in the third quarter of 2027.

JPMorgan Chase is putting nearly $200 million behind a new Dogpatch apartment project and another $15 million into a middle-income housing fund.

L3 Capital bought the Palmolive Building's retail base for $64.5 million, taking a discounted swing at Chicago's recovering Magnificent Mile.

Plano’s former Fry’s Electronics building is getting a new life as a warehouse hub for more than 160 small businesses. WareSpace opens Thursday with flexible suites, loading docks and shared amenities.

A $4 million permit will remake a French Quarter building as medical and administrative offices. The project adds another sign of investment along North Rampart.

A new 137-home community is bringing for-sale townhomes to the edge of Atlanta’s largest park, with prices beginning in the $460,000s.

Falcon Commercial Development has broken ground on a 1.22 million-square-foot speculative warehouse at Northlake 35 Logistics Park, the biggest building in the complex.

A 364-unit affordable housing proposal could rise beside a rebuilt K-12 arts campus in Goulds. The project remains in its early pre-application stage.

Palm Springs luxury listings are taking price cuts as buyers gain more negotiating power after the pandemic housing frenzy.