Broward County leaders say housing costs and climate risk are now linked problems, with a $20 million resilience fund and a billion-dollar rail plan in the works.

Two new executive orders launch a housing incubator and a nine-person permitting team to cut red tape statewide.

The black half of Foxhall Road's notorious twin houses is back on the market at $2.3 million after a years-long lawsuit and a full renovation.

The 55-acre Westland Shopping Center now asks $18 million, down from $30 million, as investors tour the aging mall.

NewStreet snapped up 1165 N. Clark St. for less than $100 a square foot, planning its first office-to-apartment conversion above a CVS.

The house sold for $3.5 million in May, $2 million over asking. Now four three-bedroom units are headed for the lot.

The mountain landmark comes with 17 acres, two homes, camping grounds and a stage that once hosted live bands.

The Uptown school's donor campaign blew past its $5 million goal, raising $9 million toward the new three-story wing.

A 10-unit building near the Berkeley and Emeryville line gets a fresh rendering and its first building permits this week.

Residents are pushing for family-size apartments, child care and more parking at the planned Yesler Way redevelopment.

The 426 S. Hill Street landmark sat finished but empty since 2014 — now Votana restaurant debuts October 15.

A Thursday hearing on the Grande Valley campus marks the first real trial of Casa Grande's post-lawsuit permitting rules.

The firm, which marked its 50th anniversary in 2025, plans to leave Bloomington and Arden Hills behind for a single St. Paul home at Midway Innovation Center II.