Blue Heron wants to build homes over 2,000 square feet on the old Casa de Shenandoah grounds, keeping its private lake intact.

The 15-resident riverside outpost comes with hotel rooms, a bar and a lifetime Forest Service camping lease.

Only two residents spoke up before planners waved through a rezoning near Meta and QTS. The city council votes next month.

A two-family home at 740 East 175th Street is slated for demolition to build 15 residences, most likely rentals, part of a wider Crotona building boom.

The city says a legally sound subdivision map can't be denied. The rail authority says the tract sits on tracks it already cleared.

The 187,000-square-foot building once housed 500 DaVita workers.

The North Houston mall closed to tenants in 2024 after nearly five decades as a shopping destination.

The 284-square-foot sign is seven times over Miami Beach's limit, but the historic board waved it through 6-0.

West Union's council moved forward on land for a 55-and-older community, but some residents say the deal favors developers over county taxpayers.

99 Hudson Street's new combination unit comes with two parking spots.

Pivotal Residential's Sorella replaces a scrapped 357-unit project once pitched for the same South Hemphill Heights lot.

The Laurens Road mega-project will rise around a new public square, with homes, shops and trail links planned in phases.

Crews are razing the 1976 tower at 1300 Logan St., once home to Denver's first art museum site.