Two developers, two very different visions for the vacant Tech High School site by Lake George — and the city could decide Wednesday.

A joint venture snapped up the 64-building Northwoods campus, a sale closing after a two-year deal struck amid personal loss.

LXP Industrial Trust is now private after a $61.20-a-share buyout, with holdings stretching from Phoenix to Ohio.

The Charleston designer is leasing over 12,000 square feet at South Island Market, with a spring 2027 opening planned.

Developer Jack Henry Esler wants to build on the historic Saratoga polo field, but the sport's own leaders say his plan can't save it.

Malvern's rental units are fully occupied, and the Lakin Foundation hopes 24 new homes can change that by 2028.

Weekly Tuesday construction meetings are ending after four years, with officials crediting savings for extra upgrades across North Providence schools.

One member dissented, but Amesbury's Planning Board cleared the way for a two-neighborhood community with parks and a boulevard entrance off Elm Street.

The Unified Government and developer Eastside Innovation remain apart on land cost and tax incentives, even as talks on the Midtown Station project continue.

Investor William Covaci bought the 76-unit FourNorth Apartments near downtown Arlington Heights for about $329,000 per unit.

Canton will forgo $11 million in property taxes but expects $62.5 million in payments. Farmers and ward residents pushed back hard.

Broadway Baptist Church is lending its lot and the hospital is adding shuttle rides while an eight-story garage rises nearby.

A block party with lunch and family activities marks the long-awaited start of the Evans & Rosedale project on Fort Worth's Historic Southside.