The Episcopal Diocese wants to make the 2025 removal of St. Bartholomew's stained-glass window permanent as developers eye 181,000 buildable square feet next door.

The 1986 estate hides a bookcase-access theater and an entertainment room behind its Paradise Valley gates.

The Norwegian-inspired Edina home doubles as a gala venue and overnight retreat, one of 12 stops on this weekend's self-guided tour.

Bates and Anthony Battaglia's Teets and Lucky B's could give way to a Raleigh skyscraper right across from Highline Glenwood.

Broadway Farms at Hurley Station will house roughly 1,000 people near 91st Avenue and Broadway Road, with income caps opening doors to working families.

Developer Stanford Carr says fronting road and pipe costs could bankrupt builders. Question 2 aims to shift that burden to future property taxes.

Lamar CISD trustees vote tonight on a tax deal Tesla says it needs before picking Texas over a rival state.

The new middle school wing brings a wellness center, ocean-view gym deck and solar power to Morning View Drive by late 2028.

A vacant sliver on Newcomb Avenue near the Bayview Opera House is headed for a compact modular residence built from eight factory-made pieces.

The custom-rug brand's 12th showroom brings to-the-inch sizing and a new Earth Tones line to West LA.

The 146-unit condo tower at 94 NE 29th Street hit its construction peak, backed by Carlos Slim's Banco Inbursa and crypto-friendly sales.

Insignia scooped up the former Home Depot HQ for $34 a square foot after the last owners defaulted. Now it's betting on lounges and coworking space to fill the void.

The Fisk Street tower will add a red-facade building with a rooftop garden — but zero affordable units.