A Denver fan wants Empower Field and its parking lots transformed into a public park when the Broncos move. The Mile High Park petition is gaining attention ahead of future stadium-site talks.

Seventeen investors want a Los Angeles court to pause IRG’s planned public-market deal, warning that a $350 million arbitration fight could be gutted by the timing.

New renderings show a 14-unit Sonne development planned near Wauwatosa Village, combining townhomes, apartments and a courtyard-style alleyway.

Regal Apartments tenants have climbed up to eight flights for nearly six weeks after both elevators failed. A limited-hours attendant is offering only temporary relief.

A vacant Denver Tech Center office building has become 143 income-restricted apartments, with the first residents already moved in. The unusual conversion could preview a new chapter for the office-heavy district.

A Ponte Vedra church redevelopment plan cleared a key zoning hurdle Monday. The $16,000-square-foot entitlement increase now heads toward a September county vote.

Kansas City’s historic 18th & Vine district has a new pedestrian mall—and it is just the first piece of a $400 million revival plan.

A court-approved arbitration ruling gives BH Group and Related Group a path to close on West Palm Beach’s long-stalled Transit Village site.

Morgan State is taking the lead on transforming Baltimore’s long-vacant Lake Clifton campus, with demolition underway and a major master plan ahead.

Dormont residents are pushing back against a possible eight-story apartment project that would replace half of a free park-and-ride lot. Parking, sewer capacity and traffic are at the center of the dispute.

A proposed $179.6 million sports campus could replace Clearwater’s Landings Golf Club. Neighbors are warning about traffic, lights and noise before council advances the plan.

A Fleming Island senior living community just sold for $38 million, marking Healthpeak’s second recent Northeast Florida acquisition tied to Allegro.

DHHL has rejected Honolulu’s proposed Kailua land gift after finding the former school site’s expansive soil unsuitable for homestead development. The decision leaves the city searching for another path for the vacant hillside parcel.