One University is part of Goldenrod's roughly $400 million pair of Fort Worth mixed-use projects.

One plan would bring 48 apartments and a food hall to the shuttered Fiske building; another skips public funding entirely.

Half the Humboldt Park and Logan Square units stay capped at 50% of area median income, with 27 reserved even lower.

The glass-walled icon from that 1960 Julius Shulman photo just dropped to $20 million after a year with no takers.

A Capitol Hill condo has sat unsold for six months while single-family homes keep moving fast.

Greater Houston sales fell in August, yet affordability improved for 22 of the last 25 months, HAR data shows.

The new Galvin Middle School will hold 1,020 students across four grade levels, easing overcrowding at Canton's elementary schools.

County supervisors approved a five-story complex replacing an existing single-family house near Washington Boulevard.

Each new house on North Oakley Avenue carries a $721,350 construction price tag, with rooftop decks planned atop the garages.

Brooklyn's assessed valuation hit $430.6 million, the highest mark in a decade, as new townhomes and restaurants reshape the suburb.

The 55-year-old hotel is being demolished on Convention Center Drive, but Local 872 says the non-union job left dust and safety questions in its wake.

The two-building complex near Colma Creek will set aside 60 units as deed-restricted affordable housing.

Katy Yaroslavsky says LA condo builders face higher park fees than apartment developers pay per unit.