A vacant lot near the 215th Street 1 train could become a 74-apartment building with commercial space.

A single-family home at 17916 Chase St. would give way to eight townhomes under a new state-law shortcut for small subdivisions.

Commissioners redirected flood-recovery money originally meant for a Winlock road into a new Public Works shop near Adna.

Executive Directive No. 26 pushes a universal housing search tool as critics question whether it fixes LA's real supply problem.

The Ainsworth Avenue site alone could bring up to 20 homes next to backyards, and some neighbors say they never saw it coming.

Early concept drawings show a man-made pond and perimeter trees on Dickinson's west side. A full pitch to City Council awaits November.

Excavators are breaking up the main pool floor at Marshall's old Aquatic Center, with crews pushing to wrap up work by mid-November.

Main Street Development Partners steps in after Downtown Development Group backed out in July. Four buildings and a public plaza are planned.

The 30-story tower would bring 350 rooms and a sky-high nightclub to Bay Street, but reviewers want it to feel more like Jacksonville.

The IH 35 hotel is redoing 13,000 square feet of public space as New Braunfels tourism keeps climbing.

Hundreds of Kauaʻi families move toward homeownership, though new Līhuʻe houses won't be ready for years.

The 1601 S. First St. site has sat empty since 2015. Council votes Monday on the $1,040,025 deal.

Parkview at Morrison Ranch brings a gym, Chipotle and Black Rock Coffee to one of Gilbert's last open commercial parcels.