L&P Building Supply, founded in 1978 and serving southern New Mexico and El Paso, joins a buyer that has shuttered 45 facilities this year.

The family-owned fabricator lands another federal win, this one a steel connector bridge bound for Memphis.

Steve Sanghi's Mummy Mountain estate has a 15-car garage and asks nearly double what he paid in 2017.

Morristown and Mount Olive are among 60 New Jersey municipalities named in the state's new Opportunity Zone nominations.

HVN Development's Brynhurst Avenue project replaces two single-family homes with below-market apartments steps from transit.

North Shore Sports Village could cost up to $120 million, more than double Cobalt Partners' original estimate.

Latitude Apartments on Salt Lake City's west side set aside 16 units for the lowest-income renters, including a widow who calls it home.

American Leadership Academy Lexington is adding a gym, athletic field, and wider carlines as the K-12 charter school keeps expanding.

American Tower filed expansion plans just four days before Raleigh's six-month data center pause took effect.

Nearly 15 acres near Port Newark-Elizabeth changed hands, with new paving, lighting and security planned for both yards.

Wheelchair users still get stranded when Movietown Square's lone elevator breaks, even as the city locks in a redundancy rule for future projects.

The 62,000-square-foot Gwynns Falls mill complex traces its roots to a 1759 grist mill.

Davis is restricting downtown work that requires street closures, traffic control or blocked access from Nov. 27 through Jan. 2.