A Milpitas developer wants to replace a 16,900-square-foot commercial building with a seven-story apartment tower near Westfield Valley Fair.

The 1893 Jacksonville school will gain 15 classrooms by 2028, even as the district wrestles with a budget deficit.

Four tenants planned for College Park include a Lego retailer, a tabletop gaming store, a coffee shop and a swim school.

A nine-story Third Avenue project would replace the old Harriet Tubman Charter School building with 286 mostly small rental units.

Organizers have until funding runs out to save 15 wooded acres in Drexel Hill from a developer's fallback plan for 56 houses.

The former Burlington County Times site will get 129 for-sale townhomes, seven of them deed-restricted affordable units.

A 153-room hotel rises at Village District while Midtown East locks in tenants like Cava and Torchy's Tacos.

Broward County leaders say housing costs and climate risk are now linked problems, with a $20 million resilience fund and a billion-dollar rail plan in the works.

Two new executive orders launch a housing incubator and a nine-person permitting team to cut red tape statewide.

The black half of Foxhall Road's notorious twin houses is back on the market at $2.3 million after a years-long lawsuit and a full renovation.

The 55-acre Westland Shopping Center now asks $18 million, down from $30 million, as investors tour the aging mall.

NewStreet snapped up 1165 N. Clark St. for less than $100 a square foot, planning its first office-to-apartment conversion above a CVS.

The house sold for $3.5 million in May, $2 million over asking. Now four three-bedroom units are headed for the lot.