The 1844 Old Muskego Church is among the existing buildings on Luther Seminary's St. Paul campus, which buyer Valerian Como LLC intends to use as an educational site.

A 30-foot beacon and 12 history panels join a revamped 1912 monument as Ripley turns its Underground Railroad past into a riverfront draw.

Crews are building The Oaks at Cibolo Creek near I-10, but some Boerne neighbors worry about sprawl and traffic.

A Houston church could be demolished for a gas station and retail center, amid preservation fights over landmark buildings elsewhere in the city.

New amenities and move-in-ready suites arrive at the seven-building campus once tangled in a TD Bank foreclosure.

Corso Atlanta's new South Tower adds up to 110 senior residences and restaurants, with an opening eyed for spring 2028.

Engineers found two Rose Canyon fault strands near the aging theater and now plan to drill boreholes to see if either runs underneath it.

A former fishing town is selling $18.1 million penthouses as a 75-acre downtown overhaul rewrites its skyline.

Owner Kahlil Assad wants to preserve the room believed to be where The White Stripes recorded “Hotel Yorba,” while exploring possible retail and lodging uses for the rest.

Liberty Group and Society Hill Capital are chasing 1,681 beds across three college towns after cashing out of a fully leased FSU project.

L&L Infinite's first-ever deal lands a 42-story Third Avenue tower once valued at $315 million for just $245 million.

redT Homes says nearly 5,000 days of Xcel hookup delays pushed a Denver project into foreclosure and cost it $18 million.

A Hawaiian Prince couple got a five-figure bill after fees jumped about 152% and reserves sat at just $168,000.