The Gehry-designed live-work loft still has residents' original wall paintings and sold once before for $1.33 million in 2014.

The Encinitas Planning Commission approved 87 condos on El Camino Real, switching course after the original apartment version couldn't get financing.

The 297-unit Luma Living complex at Flatbush and Livingston is nearly done — legally built as three separate towers to skirt New York's wage rules.

A vacant Pelham Gardens lot could soon hold 22 rentals with a penthouse, just steps from the 5 train.

A judge sided with Sustanee's developers, undoing Orange County's bid to cap the 1,317-acre cattle ranch at one home per 10 acres.

The Boston Road parcel once held a church with a 1927 pipe organ before sitting empty for years.

Habitat for Humanity wants to build 50 single-family homes near the San Marin SMART stop, with over 200 applicants already lining up for a smaller project.

Hedrick Brothers Construction is adding padel courts, a new spa and a member activity center to the 1,934-acre golf community.

A draft city report says even 70,000 homes a year for five years would still leave New York short. Comment sessions run through mid-September.

The Beach Company wants fewer apartments but more storefronts at 4th Street South, facing USF St. Petersburg.

Florida developer Ari Pearl paid $14.75 million for the ruined resort, now eyeing 175 homes and a four-phase rebuild.

Stadium Hall's ground-floor lounge opens straight onto an end-zone tailgate patio in Big Rapids.

The 4-acre site once housed A&A Auto Parts & Salvage for over 40 years before a 2022 fire gutted it.