A five-story building near Hyde Park Station will set aside 10 units for very low- and extremely low-income renters.

A century-old Avondale house is gone for good, replaced by a $750,000 three-flat plan with a rooftop deck and trellis.

The Fulton Market high-rise loses height and units but gains a pocket park — and stays on track for a 2030 opening.

A 140,395-square-foot Target is set to anchor Laveen Park Place's next phase, years after Harkins scrapped its movie theater plans.

Price, financing and ownership costs shape the conversation around The Leon on Ponce.

A planning panel backed housing on golf course land near Fashion Island, but an affordable-housing condition included in an earlier draft was later removed.

Minimal Living Concepts built 140 tiny homes before betting big on a 4,600-square-foot Phoenix spec home.

Todd Glaser has owned the Via Del Lago estate three times since 2018 — now he wants to downsize and walk to town.

A father-son team is turning a foreclosed South Side tavern into a barbershop, print studio and their own home.

The Boston-based firm refinanced five properties and bought three more in a rapid 60-day deal that Newmark ranks among 2025's biggest.

Village Corner’s 66,000-square-foot plaza is getting a breezeway, raised walkway and new storefronts as part of a two-phase overhaul.

Colorado's leading cybersecurity firm is subleasing 39,415 square feet at its old high-rise home through 2031, even as it insists Denver still matters.

The Laconia Avenue project comes from Joel Weiner, whose Pinnacle Group portfolio drew scrutiny over approximately 6,500 housing-code violations across more than 5,000 units.