Suburban Houston cities must now allow manufactured homes by-right, ending decades of zoning bans that pushed them out.

Vendors at the historic ROE Building must clear out by Sept. 30 as a single new tenant moves in.

Basketball hoops, lights and tennis nets are coming down at Sunnyside's Grimes Park, and the city has to foot the bill.

The Maui Planning Commission backed the EC Pāʻia Town rezoning, but the developer's plan to skip county water and drill into an already-strained aquifer is drawing scrutiny.

Westfield sold the two Mission Street office buildings for just $15.5 million, nearly 63% below their purchase price.

The 15,000-square-foot cul-de-sac estate comes with a rooftop pickleball court and a looming $1.9 million city tax bill.

Pendulum Property Partners bought the debt on 747 Front Street, then took the fully leased building through a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure.

A federal deal covers buyers who paid commissions on MLS-listed homes, with claims due October 27.

The 1949 Dahlstrom House, Lautner's sole Pasadena project, is listed for $2.595 million after a careful restoration since 2009.

A real estate-backed legal group says SANDAG undercounted trains to shield North County stations from SB 79 upzoning.

Hilco Global's financing will fund upgrades as the 26-story tower's top floors go multi-tenant for the first time.

The charter network is leaving its old Gravesend building for a custom-built campus with a gym, rooftop play area and commercial kitchen.

The seven-bedroom Seminary Avenue build sits on a rare 37.5-foot lot, and brokers say five to ten buyers are chasing every new one.