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

The City Plan Commission's unanimous vote clears a 177,022-square-foot complex meant to stitch the Hill back to downtown.

The $690-per-square-foot deal brings a French brasserie and a Lagree studio to the old G-Son Studios block.

Scottsdale-based Taylor Morrison is the latest builder circling TSMC's north Phoenix mega-project, with Peoria home sales set to open in 2028.

Neighbors on Chester Road warn new townhomes could funnel traffic onto their quiet dead-end street.

The 12,500-square-foot St. Charles Avenue landmark, built from pieces of the original Paris restaurant, is listed for $2.8 million with no demolition protection.

A former car junkyard near Grand and Cicero could soon house 36 Austin families, with eight units reserved as affordable.

The Damen Avenue parcel, once home to Miko's Italian Ice, has sat empty since 2021 — now it's getting rooftop decks and a $1.3 million build.

Two Cape May buildings were listed at $6 million each in the shore-wide fudge property portfolio now under contract.

Crews are digging at 237 East 77th Street, where a carriage house once sheltered homeless adults before sitting empty for years.

The former Wheatena cereal factory site will add 200 apartments, a dog wash and a rooftop pool by late 2028.

Crescent Heights now wants 149 units at 824 Alton Road, nearly 100 feet taller than the 2025 plan.

InSite Real Estate snapped up the 1.38 million-square-foot Salzman Road site months after Monroe rezoned it for heavier industrial use.