The chain wants to raze old Hamburger Hamlet property on Sepulveda for a 3,890-square-foot burger stand near the 405-10 interchange.

Construction is underway at Innovation 27, where ASU, NAU and skilled-trades programs will fill the first 40,000 square feet.

DTG Investments plans exterior upgrades at two Washington Street properties, including new doors and windows at 8 W. Washington St. and siding work at 12 W. Washington St.

Franklin Pierce Estates, a 102-lot community near Tacoma, now belongs to a Dallas investment group.

The Azara Apartments near Hayward Park Station will convert to educator housing over 10 years, with current tenants staying put.

The 725 Harrison St. project has sat frozen since 2020, but city planners just gave BXP until March 2028 to land a tenant.

Gilbert's median home price hit $605,000 in August even as pending sales cratered. A Cromford Report analyst says payment shock, not price, is scaring off buyers.

Heather Limon's family says selling part of the historic ranch may be the only way to keep the rest of it farmland.

The 44,054-square-foot facility is part of an expanded operation that can now handle up to 300 vessels a year, using a German-made lift rated for 250-foot yachts.

A long-stalled Midtown high-rise near the Musica statue just cleared a demolition hurdle, with a Charleston developer and local brokerage now teamed up on the site.

Developers Mike Hoque and Mike Ablon are scheduled to acquire Bank of America Plaza by Wednesday, with $103 million in city incentives tied to the deal.

More than 100 people turned out as Councilmember Kayla Santosuosso pitched turning Bay Ridge auto shops into housing.

Foundation work is done at 154 Stanton Street, where a 1940s haberdashery once stood on the Lower East Side.