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Nearly half of Baity Hill residents signed a petition as UNC-Chapel Hill moves to convert the complex to undergraduate housing by 2028.
AdventHealth now owns the 43,100-square-foot building it long leased next to its Heart of Florida hospital campus.
The Historic House Trust is restoring Washington Heights' beloved cast-iron lighthouse, with Henson Architecture leading the design.
Dana Alyss wants the shuttered Christmas Barn under contract by Christmas — before a bigger buyer swoops in.
The Eastern Market project follows years of planning on a site assembled by developers who later sold it to Develop Detroit; two existing buildings are slated for demolition for the proposed senior phase.
Two public meetings this week let Spartanburg residents weigh in on the city's first full zoning rewrite since the late 1980s.
A once-vacant brick ranch in Upper Arlington now has six bedrooms, a wine cellar and a $2.7 million price tag.
Rising construction and tariff costs have left the museum $3.5 million short, even as it races to finish bond-funded upgrades.
The 717 Fifth Avenue flagship already has a family office and healthcare firm signed on, with more deals in the works.
The newly completed Arcadian in Fort Lauderdale's Sistrunk District just landed a $127 million loan, with 151 units reserved for workforce housing.
ParkProperty Capital's cash buy of the former Ecco on Orange marks its second known Orlando deal.
Akron Children's plans pediatric care on the 98-year-old campus while a Cleveland Heights yeshiva eyes the old Regina High School building.
ValueRock Realty wants to replace the diner with 138 apartments, including 14 set aside for lower-income renters.
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