A roughly 16-acre tract on Lovell Road is cleared for 60 townhomes and two apartment buildings, with a greenway link toward Plumb Creek Park.

The 1926 Mediterranean Revival sat along the Presidio Wall and was Bransten's home for five decades.

Charlotte returns to the top 10 in a closely watched industry forecast, while Raleigh-Durham jumps to No. 4.

A $120,000 permit targets the aging Metro Shopping Plaza on E.H. Crump Boulevard, which city leaders once hoped would anchor Black economic growth.

Edmond's Oast is toasting the long-shuttered Neck Area span with a new brew benefiting Charleston Waterkeeper.

The Waters of Oak Creek, a 136-unit community near Drexel Town Square, has new ownership after a $50 million sale.

The 1874 Engine 10 firehouse near East Passyunk now has a 600-square-foot atrium and a roof deck built for fireworks.

Four rent-stabilized units are up for grabs at 486 Clinton Avenue, where a 1911 police raid once shut down an illegal pool hall casino.

Frisco City Council has settled how developers will fund parks and trails at The Link, the massive PGA-area district near Legacy Drive.

A once-promising Loop office-to-apartment project hit foreclosure after debt outpaced income despite near-full occupancy.

Nearly a century after mining began, Bitterblue wants public dollars to finally turn Longhorn Quarry into apartments and shops.

A court challenge involving Saddle Creek and M/I Homes concerns a housing development.

A vacant church near Olde Town Arvada could become a pizza spot and community space if the city's renewal board signs off.