The deal would mark Manteca's first new dealership since Country Kia arrived in the early 1990s.

H-E-B was under contract to sell the 3900 Lemmon Avenue site, where plans call for a 362-unit apartment community.

The Yager family wants 205 new homes to turn downtown Owensboro into a walkable district like Louisville's NuLu.

Twenty luxury townhomes are rising first at the former Union Avenue police precinct, with a hotel and retail building still to come.

The 64-unit Dr. Iola Jones community rises on 6.6 acres named for a late social worker, Florence’s mayor’s own aunt.

Residents are already moving into the long-delayed East Side complex, with more than 100 units leased so far.

Half the units in the 1925 Atlas Building will be reserved for lower-income renters, a rarity downtown.

Five historic Kingston buildings are on the market, including the building that houses Rough Draft Bar & Books.

A new rendering shows red-brick setbacks rising where a play center and senior program now sit at 60th Street and Ninth Avenue.

The EPA wants to excavate contaminated soil at 103 Sawyer St. so New Bedford can finally eye housing there.

Old Second National Bank wants to seize the 400 North State Street building where Dough Bros pizza operates. Investor Marc Bushala says he is fighting to keep it.

Bob Cranmer wants $625,000 if you take the haunted Brownsville Road B&B contents and all — ghost stories included.

A developer has proposed 338 townhouses near Scotland Run Golf Club in Monroe Township.