A wave of factory investment from Caterpillar to Forge Nano is reshaping Raleigh-Durham, and even Research Triangle Park is opening up to housing.

Nearly 70% of voters backed the measure, clearing the way for a 20,000-square-foot addition to the 44,000-square-foot building.

The Hazel rises on Howard's old East Towers lot in Shaw, with 40 units set aside as affordable housing.

Residents have raised archaeology concerns about development near Historic Endview and Lee Hall Mansion.

Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies backed the South Bank development with a three-year loan as Nashville's apartment boom keeps climbing.

Two blocks of SW First Avenue get a curbless makeover with brick pavers, live music and a 5 p.m. ribbon-cutting.

A nearly empty 1960s office tower on Main Street is getting a $136 million makeover into apartments, a pool deck and a skybridge.

Two sunlight-friendly shed prototypes from architecture firm PAU just landed outside DOB headquarters at 280 Broadway, with a mobile version built for emergency repairs.

The board reviews whether the Route 17 North site qualifies for a non-condemnation redevelopment label, with no apartment plan on the table.

The new two-story building on Middlesex School's Concord campus includes an indoor track, two courts, and parking for 72 cars.

The shared Baltimore campus overhaul covers 681,200 square feet, but officials still need to close a nine-figure funding gap.

The teletherapy company is doubling down on the Lower East Side just a year after its last Manhattan lease.

The deal covers six buildings at Brick Yard Industrial Park, part of a 125-acre master plan off U.S. Route 1.