The Charlotte firm wants the four-story 5825 Carnegie building ready for new tenants by mid-2027.

The 190-unit DŌMI complex in Dutch Kills changed hands while it had not yet opened, with 57 apartments set aside as affordable.

The 106,922-square-foot center near I-70 is 100% occupied, anchored by Burlington, HomeGoods and Ulta Beauty.

Oxford Parkside's 63 units near campus changed hands for the first time in four decades, with new owners planning big upgrades.

Rand would keep its Falconer plant running while converting a former Serta Simmons factory into new manufacturing space.

Security Properties paid $37.75 million for the 186-unit Cooper Apartments, undercutting every comparable North Seattle sale since mid-2025.

The oceanfront resort shuts down today for a five-month makeover featuring five new dining spots and an adults-only pool.

More homes hit the Wayne market this fall, yet buyers still face bidding wars pushing sale prices above asking.

A $10 million emergency hospital is headed to Chenal Parkway and Kirk Road, just a mile from a facility that opened in September.

Pearl District neighbors want city leaders to hit pause on a planned affordable high-rise near the Broadway Bridge until safety concerns are addressed.

Edmonds Green will rise just north of Seattle with studios to three-bedrooms, a fifth reserved as income-restricted housing.

Fulton says crews will use up to 5,000 gallons a day to knock down the former Nestle plant, and your tap water might turn cloudy.

Zoning board rejects U.S. Bank's Midtown drive-thru plan, citing streetcar-corridor walkability rules. The bank warns the branch could close.