Crackheads and Choice Juicery could vanish for a four-story condo building, as Carlsbad planners say state law leaves them little choice.

The Overland Park City Council has cleared new bonds for the long-idle Brookridge site, more than a decade after developers first pitched the $2 billion project.

The SoDo landmark with the neon “R” sign is for sale again, just months after its $35 million sale in 2025.

The Landing swaps a former Jet Car Wash for studios starting at $2,335 a month, with only 11 units set aside as affordable.

Residents pushed back on a proposed Hilton Tempo replacing the shuttered Orange Place Red Lobster, citing traffic and safety worries ahead of an August 12 vote.

Waukesha State Bank says the Grain Exchange's landlord owes $6.2 million, but developer Joshua Jeffers insists a fix is coming.

Blue Owl Capital backed the Upper East Side icon just as Kensico Properties races to turn a Madison Avenue office tower into a 30-story hotel.

The 7.7-acre Firestone Boulevard site will get single-family homes, townhomes and a 130-room hotel after a long fight over Norwalk's housing rules.

City lawmakers want the nonprofit to redevelop a Rose Quarter parcel as Multnomah County pledges $100 million toward Moda Center's overhaul.

State density and parking laws let two Hollywood-adjacent lots swap single-family homes for 52 income-restricted units.

A vacant wedge-shaped building near the Southside Trail could welcome two new tenants by next year, its developer says.

A 30-acre former paper mill site would become Manayunk's densest housing yet, with just 500 parking spots for 807 units.

The nine-building complex on Middletown's east side will feature a resort-style pool, dog park and clubhouse near a major hospital.