Vango Development's third Rutherford-area building sets aside 13 units for lower-income renters via lottery.

The 18-story condo at 200 West 88th Street is wrapping its façade in tan brick and gray stone, with just 36 homes inside.

A Saturday meeting at the Lincoln Community Center invites residents to shape zoning changes decades in the making.

Leasing just opened for 336 luxury apartments at Tuxedo Reserve's new Village center — which sits in New York's Hudson Valley, not New Jersey as one report claimed.

Cornerstone at Gateway will prioritize low-income seniors, while Mt. Tabor's townhomes sit on a former 1919 tuberculosis school site.

A University Heights house could give way to new apartments and a parking garage.

Dozens of newly built homes across Kansas City open their doors for free starting Friday, showcasing a variety of home styles and luxury finishes.

Build Inc. faces a 90-day cure period before a notice of sale may be recorded, while work on the neighboring public park continues.

The Billy's Ice brand lives on as Bobby's Ice on FM 1102, while its old Loop 337 lot gets a $2.2 million pawn shop.

It's the second time Nate Paul has used a last-minute Chapter 11 filing to save the North Austin shopping center from the auction block.

Single-family leasing activity rose in August, while Houston renters are still finding more choices and softer prices in some corners of the market.

The CityPlace garage could soon shuttle electric helicopters to Miami, while a Dixie Highway dealership eyes a high-rise future.

A new community hub is coming to Oak Ridge's Scarboro neighborhood, according to a low-confidence report of a groundbreaking.