A new science building, parking garage and green space transform JCTC's downtown Louisville campus.

EY's new 102,000-square-foot Midtown office even pipes in a cucumber-mint scent to make the commute feel worth it.

A Nevada, Texas family is awaiting completion of a 1,700-square-foot concrete-printed home costing about $200,000, while a smaller stick-built house ran over $300,000.

The 718-unit high-rise near Petco Park is San Diego's biggest apartment sale since 2020.

A San Francisco hardware building changes hands via foreclosure, betting big on the city's booming physical AI sector.

United Land Power Inc. now wants eight units behind two Victorian houses on Dwight Way, up from three in an earlier plan.

A 9,400-square-foot ex-substation lot could become 20 for-sale homes, with a community update set for September 23 at Delridge Library.

TLC Management's latest suburban buy came in nearly double the county's assessed value for the 240-unit complex.

The three-level houseboat is one of 20 floating homes in Mission Creek, and buyers can't get a mortgage for it.

The former Harrison Hospital land could get 13 buildings, a dog run and a trail link to Madrona Trails Park.

Vango Development's third Rutherford-area building sets aside 13 units for lower-income renters via lottery.

The 18-story condo at 200 West 88th Street is wrapping its façade in tan brick and gray stone, with just 36 homes inside.

A Saturday meeting at the Lincoln Community Center invites residents to shape zoning changes decades in the making.