A former synagogue and a former Children’s Museum site are now apartment buildings as West Hartford races to keep up with demand.

Riverlife blew past its $30 million target, with donors citing new gathering spaces and neighborhood links along the rivers.

Kensington Investment Company ditches height and setback exceptions for a smaller condo plan near Prospector. Traffic and affordable housing questions remain unresolved.

Target acquired land near a new Publix and Home Depot project, as rooftops keep multiplying in Gateway and Lehigh Acres.

A Providence ceremony celebrates six school projects as the district's $1 billion rebuild push nears key 2027 milestones.

The 700-square-foot Broadway Street space joins a 25,000-square-foot hub where nearly 90 organizations already share office costs.

South Ward residents released a 20-page newspaper demanding a seat at the table as rents climb and truck traffic mounts near Dayton.

A Kahala Beach unit once worth millions sold for the price of a used car, with the complex's land lease expiring in under nine months.

Shodeen Group pitched three options for vacant land near Route 38 and Peace Road, but no tenants are lined up yet.

Satinique Reddick traded World War II-era brick apartments for central air and a front-loading washer, just a few hundred feet from her old home.

Orlando Health is expanding its main campus south of downtown, with plans to upgrade space and relocate practices.

The Furman Group is selling the first Enclave at Augusta units, each with rooftop terraces and a two-car garage.

Scaffolds now wrap three Green Street towers as Albany pushes a $228 million rehab toward 2026 move-ins.