Thousands turned out as a Michigan mill that operated for 113 years reopened for classic cars, live music and food trucks.

The Working Lands Trust secured $261,398.33 for an easement protecting 211.67 acres at the EP&O Elkins Family Farm in Bladen County.

Portal Warehousing plans to split a Jacksonville warehouse into 70-plus microbay suites for businesses.

Mayor Carmalitha Gumbs calls data centers an economic necessity for South Fulton, even as Fulton County commissioners vote to block local tax breaks for them.

Corscale will field questions on noise, water use and the grid at a drop-in session next week in Swatara Township.

The Mandel JCC campus is getting a 23,500-square-foot gym named for Diane and Neil Exter, but Beckman Terrace neighbors worry about the crowds.

The 605-unit Journal Square tower offers a multi-sport simulator and pet spa, as it joins a wave of new high-rises reshaping Summit Avenue.

Trammell Crow and Japanese investors are building two warehouses at Caldwell Park Drive, aiming for a July 2027 delivery.

Hudson Village brings five floor plans and quartz counters to Spartanburg County, even as homes there sit longer on the market.

The 846,300-square-foot building would be the biggest yet on Skybox and Prologis's sprawling Hutto campus, even as state regulators clamp down.

A 1.2-acre Fenton Avenue parcel in Sylmar could become 10 small-lot homes, each with its own junior ADU.

The 1918 building once housed Don Fisher's office — now it has a roof deck and a living wall from Habitat Horticulture.

A $2.7 million all-electric overhaul means Carroll Inn's 122 affordable apartments finally have cooling, and utilities are built into residents' rent.