A new 391-page environmental review floats housing on Aurora Avenue instead, but city officials say Magnolia's Fort Lawton plan is still moving forward.

Ryan Homes is bringing 120 townhomes to English Park, with prices starting nearly $70,000 below metro Atlanta's median.

The notorious 'iceberg home' that tortured West 69th Street neighbors for years just set a record — at nearly half its original asking price.

City leaders lengthened their proposed freeze on new server farms, but the $1 billion Compass Datacenters project already has the green light.

Brentwood-based Brookdale is buying out its leases on 735 units, pushing owned housing stock to roughly 77% of its portfolio.

Four Points has swapped its planned 18-story tower for two seven-story buildings near Motorco Music Hall.

Digital Realty wants public incentives for a nine-building server farm near Panasonic's battery plant. No dollar figure has been disclosed yet.

A 2012 environmental review may no longer cover the scaled-back South Maui project, an appeals court ruled, reopening a fight over 1,400 homes.

Veeam Software is leasing the old H&M's second floor at Santana Row, while Vuori and Evereve split the ground level below.

A 136-year-old house at 1945 W. Potomac Ave. is being replaced by duplex condos with rooftop decks and a two-car garage.

Built by hand 50 years ago, the amber plexiglass home drew six offers in just 18 days on the market.

Harvest Homes II pairs 50 affordable apartments with a 150-seat food hall for local Black-owned vendors on West 5th Avenue.

Silver Birch of Painesville will rise near Shamrock and Elizabeth Boulevards, with taxpayers on the hook for nothing.