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The Williamsburg boutique follows a pop-up planned to run until the flagship opened and was intended as the brand's first Brooklyn store.
NDBT’s new Fields Legacy campus sits on land once part of a 2,544-acre cattle ranch. The bank also gave $500,000 to a Baylor Scott & White foundation at the ribbon cutting.
Timeo Correa wanted $4.6 million for the 98-year-old venue near Burnham Yard. He never even sent a counteroffer.
Indigo Skies will offer homes starting in the high $80Ks, with floor plans of up to four bedrooms in Waller, where the county added 3,800 residents in a single year.
Vista Ridge sold for more than five times what its previous owner paid nearly 30 years ago, per new records.
Austin's median home price dropped to $560,000 last month, even as homes sold for an average of less than asking price.
A triplex would give way to a seven-story building with no parking, one of several HVN projects in Mar Vista.
Indio leaders spent hours weighing 1.8 million square feet of industrial space against thousands of new homes, then punted the decision.
The 1:70 scale model in 500W’s lobby stretches from 13th Street to the Ohio River — and gets reprinted as new towers go up.
Nuri, the Korean-Texas steakhouse on the ground floor, remains identified with the property as new owners eye a wellness floor and fresh lobby.
A century-old commercial building near Bassford Avenue is set to make way for a concrete high-rise with 52 rentals and no parking.
GIV Group will lease the 1930s landmark while chasing tax credits for artist studios and affordable apartments in Ogden.
One University is part of Goldenrod's roughly $400 million pair of Fort Worth mixed-use projects.
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