Residents are pushing back on a developer's request for exceptions to county rules, echoing a summer of rejected high-density projects.

The 99-unit tower rose on a site marked by a fatal 2023 demolition collapse. Twenty-five homes will stay affordable forever.

The empty lot across from Seattle City Hall has outlasted three developers and two recessions, and officials still won't fine the one holding it now.

CBRE is building a new net-lease unit around a 208-property portfolio it just picked up from Cerberus for $1.6 billion.

Santa Clara County now trails only one U.S. county in data center count, with home prices hitting $2.05 million.

RE/DONE's Broome Street space will host a tech pop-up with SAP and N4XT before settling into its first permanent New York store.

Happier Grocery's Dawson Stellberger quietly bought the whole Smith Street block, but he isn't saying whether it becomes a store or a tower.

The oceanfront restaurants served final meals last Monday as Dune Drifter LLC clears the way for a luxury resort near Sleepy Hollow Lane.

A Cupertino family trust wants to build two homes on a steep Indian Rock Avenue lot that sold for just over half a million dollars in April.

The Shawnee estate once housed Kenneth Smith's custom club workshop, which counted Eisenhower and Nixon among its clients.

Connect Housing Blocks' 84-unit affordable complex is filling fast, with staff among the first to sign leases.

A 67-acre site on Jenkins Dairy Road is now home to a massive cross-dock building built for logistics tenants.

A 4-3 Durham City Council vote clears 50 market-rate homes near Lick Creek, even after planners recommended denial two months earlier.