Douglas County’s school district is buying a distressed Meridian office building for $6 million, then budgeting $23 million to renovate it.

Dallas is preparing its first major zoning rewrite in decades, and housing advocates want residents involved before the draft reaches City Hall.

A $38 million Compass by Margaritaville hotel has broken ground near Port Canaveral. The 150-room property is expected to open in late 2027 with rooftop rocket views.

A $20 million Ohio tax credit is giving Sandusky’s $229 million Battery Park redevelopment its biggest financing jolt yet.

Old Mission Capital is leaving its Loop office for a 70,000-square-foot Fulton Market sublease. Its old downtown space will remain on the books through 2028.

Liston Hall is coming down after 64 years at Johnson C. Smith University. The next building has not been named.

A long-empty Portland floating restaurant could be transformed with floating saunas, a wellness cafe and renovated structures.

Pittsburgh’s K&L Gates Center is being marketed for sale through a receivership process, years after a major mortgage default. The law firm has already committed to another 15 years in the tower.

A 12-story, 2,195-bed student housing tower is opening near NC State, dramatically changing Raleigh’s Hillsborough Street skyline.

Rival lawsuits accuse FNB’s Lower Hill partners of manipulating leasing, valuation and loan terms as they battle for control of Pittsburgh’s newest office tower.

The Regent could bring nearly 200 luxury apartments to Leawood’s 135th Street corridor by 2029, adding another major piece to the One35 development plan.

Pinnacle has secured $41 million for a planned 110-unit affordable senior housing project in Naranja. Tropical Crossings would rise beside the developer’s fully occupied family community.

The Triangle's office market is thawing, but the recovery is favoring Raleigh's best-located buildings over a broad comeback.