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A developer wants to rezone the old Briny Swine spot on N. Clark for 47 apartments, 10 of them affordable.
A 288,355-square-foot facility anchors a planned 756-megawatt campus in a Hardeman County town of about 2,300 people.
The 3,569-square-foot build in East Lake replaces a brick cottage and features a 15-foot kitchen island.
The city has submitted a revised preservation plan to state historians, but the deal with SHPO still isn't finalized.
Beacon Communities is turning a century-old thermal plant near PNC Park into affordable housing, with dozens of units set aside through Pittsburgh Scholar House.
The Omaha Planning Board backed a $34 million tax-increment financing request for the old Civic Auditorium site, even as a lawsuit with the city drags on.
City records show a 42-unit senior building planned for the South Omaha project's third phase.
A $600,000 project at Trowbridge and Chadbourne will swap two houses for new apartment buildings near Loretto Academy.
A revised design for a Mapleton commercial building trims the project's height while keeping its public plaza and terraces intact.
Bennu Properties wants $5 million from everyday investors to transform an MLK Boulevard site.
The European-auto shop paid $750,000 for a former Dollar Tree on East Parkway, swapping its Cooper-Young Trestle neighbor for more room.
The Beavercreek proposal would bring 16 fuel pumps and a mobile-order pickup window steps from the shopping center.
HACA wants to double Pisgah View's capacity to 500 units while admitting it still owes some tenants answers on overpaid rent.
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