Board member Bob Hassinger pressed on drive-thru traffic at the former Burger King site on Worcester Street.

Neighborhood Builds Modular filled a long-vacant Hackberry Street corner with two factory-built homes, each with three bedrooms and a garage.

Permits call for 93 rentals at Livingston and Nevins streets, three years after the site sold for $11.3 million.

CBRE is pitching the 20-story 1930 landmark as a prime apartment-conversion site after it sold for just $4 million last year.

Draper and Kramer snapped up the 120-unit Epoque complex, but says it's pausing further Denver-area buys for now.

The century-old building is gone, but the Downtown Albuquerque lot where Lindy's Diner once served Route 66 travelers is back on the market.

One in every 4,428 Nebraska housing units saw a foreclosure, and a 30-year counselor says help is harder to find now than in 2008.

The 80-year-old Memphis engineering firm now has a Knoxville foothold after absorbing Hodge Engineering's nearly 40-year-old team.

Casa de Ondas, the wave-roofed Preston Hollow showpiece, just dropped to $37.5 million after an August debut at $45 million.

Core Investments wants to swap the razed Lantana site for a hotel, ballroom and 400-seat dinner theater linked by a pedestrian bridge.

The nearly 9,000-square-foot home near Musser Park includes a carriage house with its own game room and four-car garage.

Some townships demand a dye test, an occupancy inspection, or both before a sale closes — and the bill can be steep.

Unresolved ownership can make it harder to repair or sell vacant homes in Springfield.