Offsite road costs have climbed for the University Avenue project, pushing Homes by Towne to ask Rocklin for more time before grading even starts.

The City Council's 7-0 vote protects the Mesa Linda golf course but leaves the project without a developer or final design.

A vacant Pasadena parking lot near Colorado Boulevard could soon hold a four-story townhome project with a rooftop deck.

The old Khanh's restaurant site on South Winchester Boulevard could soon change hands after its owner defaulted on a $6.7 million loan.

Beachwood residents get their first public look tonight at a bigger library with an auditorium and innovation center planned for Fairmount Boulevard.

No shovel has hit dirt at the old feed store site since 2021, but developers now want until 2031 to finish it.

Mahalia Feliu has waited 40 years in her home; now she's asking who can afford the new units rising around her.

Schiller Park-based Noah Properties bought the vacant 225 W. Superior St. office for $5 million, joining a wave of River North conversions.

A 51.2-acre undeveloped tract on South Semoran Boulevard could become a 616-unit apartment complex with two pools and pedestrian trails.

Built by the son of the woman falsely blamed for the Great Chicago Fire, the Garfield Boulevard mansion now sits in demolition court.

The $1 million-backed project brings two-bedroom rents near $1,452 to a stretch of Metropolitan Parkway once marked by vacant lots.

Alexandria Real Estate wants to trade a residential conversion at 161 First St. for more office space at Technology Square.

A century-old East New York home could give way to a 10-unit building near the New Lots Avenue subway stop.