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.

The law firm pulled out of its planned Bottleworks headquarters in October, leaving the tower's future uncertain.

A 5.6-acre Point Hope commercial site goes before Charleston's review board, though its street address remains in dispute.

The five-story, 36,000-square-foot former nightclub building sits vacant as bidding opens downtown.

J.S. Jenks students went without running water before an early dismissal — and no fix is in sight.

The Blossom Hill Road chicken joint is now pegged at 4,000 square feet, with dual drive-thrus and a patio.

No new county debt required: Denton County is assigning a $40 million private activity bond volume-cap allocation to TDHCA, with nearly $1.4 million projected for down payment assistance.

Anastasi Development wants condos and townhomes at 902 W. Washington Blvd — a site it has eyed for over 20 years.

A regional study examines whether aging South Bay strip malls could become housing as the region works to meet state-mandated housing targets.

A judge found Orchard Falls had no real path to profit, just months after a sister Toma West tower met the same fate downtown.

Torque Motor Suites wants to build climate-controlled car condos off Route 83, complete with a clubhouse and an Indy 500 winner as a neighbor.

Eaton Vance paid $243,293 per unit for the 359-unit Assembly118, a site that once housed a bowling alley and public market.