The Charles F. Kettering Foundation has purchased a building in Dayton's Oregon District.

Simon Property Group now wants four two-story buildings and a five-story housing structure where JCPenney now stands, down from an 850-unit vision in 2024.

A Sunset Harbour site that sold for $28.5 million could soon host 44 homes, nearly half reserved as workforce housing.

Staley Cates and Henry Turley are among the buyers teaming with a Charleston hospitality group on a South Main overhaul.

A Franklin Street warehouse is being converted into apartments, while Oh, Sugar! plans a restaurant nearby in Uptown Martinsville.

Jackson gets $4 million of the pot, with loans skipping credit scores to help homebuyers and small businesses near Henry Ford Jackson Hospital.

The San Antonio bank is renovating space on three floors of its Frost Tower headquarters in the Harwood District while growing deposits statewide.

Torchlight says a construction outage knocked out JW Marriott Chicago phone lines for four hours during peak checkout. A hearing looms Jan. 4.

The proposed Walmart fulfillment center in Wallkill remains unresolved as the town Planning Board has yet to render a final decision.

The course alone could take years to mature — soil from a former gravel mine needs multiple growing seasons before anyone tees off.

A 1953 house on Hillcrest Country Club sold off-market for $6.52 million — buyers plan to bulldoze it and start fresh.

Timberlane Partners and a New York firm snapped up the 20-building Everett complex, betting on the city's job base.

Private Financial Alternatives won the shuttered golf club after a years-long foreclosure fight with former owner Bryan Decunha.