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.

The deal hands a Washington-area firm control of Northfield Mountain, New England's largest energy storage site.

The 43-acre framework splits 16 former Cabrini-Green sites into four zones, with zoning requests starting in 2027.

A former Church's Chicken, a Kenmore storefront and Sherbondy Hill bars are among 11 Akron buildings headed for demolition.

Pulte Homes is weighing Beachwood as the site for a proposed development called Founders Reserve.

The deal brings Dick's Sporting Goods and Nordstrom Rack under new ownership near Triangle Town Center.

Three existing homes on N. Ashland will come down for a five-story building with five affordable units and a rooftop deck.

A sprawling 990-acre district east of Krome Avenue would give West Kendall a walkable town center with a boardwalk, lagoon and community farm.

The 55-acre Airport South Commerce Center will pack 405,000 square feet into two warehouses near the airport.

Revive 25 in Phoenix's Palomino neighborhood finally opened, 53 units strong, after a 2022 arson fire nearly wiped it out.