Vinyet Architecture reused a 1901 Main Street building — once a Civil Rights sit-in site — to create Rock Hill’s only speakeasy, Elsie’s.

The 1851 mansion would stay intact while developers carve 39 home lots from the southeast side of the historic estate.

The 55-lot Lesley’s site sat empty for years before Riverdale leaders picked a used-car superstore over long-stalled apartment plans.

Single-family listings jumped past 3,100 in October while homes spent an average of 56 days on the market.

The seven-story, 250-unit project now has 423 parking spaces but 60 percent less retail — and neighbors still worry about overflow.

The Bloom family hopes vacuum tubes can pull dry-cleaning chemicals from the soil under their Admiral building by late 2027.

The 417,000-square-foot tower at 1615 L Street NW sold for a fraction of its 2016 price after years of empty floors.

Semperis cut the ribbon on a 12,000-square-foot office amid more than 40% revenue growth.

Albuquerque inventory is up 20% and Santa Fe sales trends diverge sharply between the city and county.

The Imperial Sugar landmark sat vacant for more than 20 years before the city held a groundbreaking this week.

The Bulls legend picked up a high-rise unit with heated primary-bath floors and skyline views on three sides.

The Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro is planning a mixed-use redevelopment of the downtown parcel, with a developer pick expected early next year.

Mayor James Stewart Jr. pitched a Cahaba River corridor vision, but several council members say they hadn't even seen the proposal.