Caterpillar purchased the 15‑acre Varispace/Zales campus at 901 W. Walnut Hill Lane in Irving to expand offices and host dealers close to its Williams Square headquarters.

NYC implements new crane safety rules following an investigation into a 2023 Midtown collapse, including fire systems and stricter operator requirements.

Realtor.com’s new analysis shows Indianapolis, Kansas City and several Texas metros top the list for homeowner departures, driven by affordability and fresh inventory.

Ken Paxton sues East Plano Islamic Center for an alleged illegal land development scheme involving financial gain from investors and misuse of the land.

The Marina's historic Safeway—a midcentury architectural gem and legendary singles hangout—could be demolished for a 25-story apartment tower that's uniting even pro-housing politicians in opposition. The fight's already drawing comparisons to the epic 2013 waterfront battle that killed the 8 Washington project.

A modest home in West Atherton sold for nearly $9.5 million, mostly for its valuable land, reflecting the high demand in Bay Area real estate, particularly in affluent neighborhoods.

Oceanside approved 140 townhomes on the former Garrison Elementary campus, pairing a public pocket park with in‑lieu fees to meet affordable‑housing rules.

A Board committee approved a lease for an NSU site near Lake Mead and Las Vegas Boulevard, bringing a North Las Vegas campus a step closer.

Ben Ashkenazy's firm paid $60M for Orland Park Place, taking control of the south-suburb power center. The deal joins a national buying push by the New York investor.

Developers filed preliminary plans to convert the Grant Sawyer state office complex into for‑sale workforce housing; the Planning Commission will review the roughly 23‑acre proposal.

The Placer County Planning Commission approved plans for the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Lake Tahoe, consisting of 18 chalets and a parking structure, pending Board of Supervisors' approval.

A proposed 2,600‑acre data‑center community near Glen Rose has neighbors alarmed over water, lights and the fate of local tourism.

The Kapco Kids2Kids Toy Drive in Ozaukee County, now in its 20th year, is collecting new, unwrapped toys for children in need, with local first responders set to deliver the gifts.