WareSpace's first Bay Area buy targets small businesses squeezed out of a shrinking industrial market.

Nearly 40% of the units at the Edgewater site would be income-restricted for at least 30 years under Florida's Live Local Act.

The 163-unit 5550 Wilshire deal marks Decron's first Los Angeles buy in nearly two years, with retail tenants like Chipotle and Five Guys already locked in.

New lounges, bronze planters and glowing murals are headed for the Comcast Building's 1930s lobby after a unanimous city vote.

Bradford Allen has planned improvements at 701 San Marco.

A 4-1 Fontana vote folds nine model homes back into the tax base for Southridge's planned $11 million bond issue.

A red-brick, five-story building with rooftop deck and no parking is set to replace a single-family home near Lincoln Park.

Delightmore signed a 10-year lease for the 1893 landmark, with three weddings already booked before it even reopens.

Offsite road costs have climbed for the University Avenue project, pushing Homes by Towne to ask Rocklin for more time before grading even starts.

The City Council's 7-0 vote protects the Mesa Linda golf course but leaves the project without a developer or final design.

A vacant Pasadena parking lot near Colorado Boulevard could soon hold a four-story townhome project with a rooftop deck.

The old Khanh's restaurant site on South Winchester Boulevard could soon change hands after its owner defaulted on a $6.7 million loan.

Beachwood residents get their first public look tonight at a bigger library with an auditorium and innovation center planned for Fairmount Boulevard.