Jules San Pedro's eight stories are climbing near West Harbor, with completion targeted for the second quarter of 2028.

Marcy Delatte and Paul Irons are adding 36 more affordable homes in Hollygrove, where their family has lived for four generations.

The Vista Hills split-level once served as a way station on the old wagon route, its owner says.

A citizen-driven ballot measure could force voters to approve future farmland development west of Riverbank.

Blue Heron wants to build homes over 2,000 square feet on the old Casa de Shenandoah grounds, keeping its private lake intact.

The 15-resident riverside outpost comes with hotel rooms, a bar and a lifetime Forest Service camping lease.

Only two residents spoke up before planners waved through a rezoning near Meta and QTS. The city council votes next month.

A two-family home at 740 East 175th Street is slated for demolition to build 15 residences, most likely rentals, part of a wider Crotona building boom.

The city says a legally sound subdivision map can't be denied. The rail authority says the tract sits on tracks it already cleared.

The 187,000-square-foot building once housed 500 DaVita workers.

The North Houston mall closed to tenants in 2024 after nearly five decades as a shopping destination.

The 284-square-foot sign is seven times over Miami Beach's limit, but the historic board waved it through 6-0.

West Union's council moved forward on land for a 55-and-older community, but some residents say the deal favors developers over county taxpayers.