A demolition permit has been pulled for the 1926 McClure-Nesbitt building, months after Equity razed Holy Rosary's school.

Crews are set to break ground on the long-vacant Union Avenue motel, with the city eyeing a September 2027 finish.

Three buildings have come down at the long-stalled corner project, and a new developer is now in the mix.

The Ladera-area property, once owned by Ian and Rochelle Gibbons, sold for $350,000 over its asking price.

The 20-acre parcel was damaged by the 2019 Memorial Day tornadoes, and a township vision plan is intended to complement the county's planned jobs center.

The 88-year-old building once housed Ely's library and cafeteria. It is set to become a boutique hotel.

250 Tower's sale would end Unico's Utah presence, with the U. anchoring over a third of the building's leased space.

HCA Florida Healthcare shows off the first rendering of its planned Cape Coral hospital, a facility expected to include up to 100 acute-care beds in phase one and open in 2029.

The custom-built school at 161 W. 9th St. has a rooftop park and 9,000-square-foot gym — and now a new owner.

The Fifth Avenue Committee project will mix family and formerly homeless housing with a job-training center in Boerum Hill.

A Winchester Boulevard tower could replace the long-shuttered domed theater, but its developer is now appealing the city's own approval.

The Marycrest Manor property comes with a framed deed proving the showman once owned it.

A former bank branch at 2400 E. Atlantic Blvd. is set to become an eight-story apartment complex with rooftop pool and retail.