KB Home Acquires Land for 500-Home Master-Planned Olea Groves Community in Queen Creek
KB Home expands in Queen Creek with the Olea Groves community, aiming for 500 homes on a 115-acre site near Queen Creek Olive Mill, with a focus on affordability and local agritainment culture integration.
Kaufman County Development Services Grinds to a Halt Amid Technical Glitches, Frustrating Local Builders and Residents
Kaufman County's development services are paused due to technical issues, affecting predevelopment questionnaires and causing project delays. No timeline for resolution is provided.
Elmhurst Community Fears Gentrification as Queens Board Overwhelmingly Votes Against Rezoning for High-Rise Development
Elmhurst, Queens residents oppose a 13-story development, fearing gentrification and displacement of small businesses and elderly locals, amid wider concerns about such changes in Queens.
Groundbreaking Ceremony Marks Start of $160M 'The Carriage House' Development in Downtown Patchogue
Governor Hochul has initiated the groundbreaking for The Carriage House, a $160 million mixed-use development in Downtown Patchogue, which will include 262 homes with 53 affordable units, infrastructure improvements, and over 400 parking spaces.
Napa’s Swanky Stanly Ranch Faces $230M Foreclosure Meltdown After Just 3 Years of Luxe Living
A sprawling Napa Valley resort that earned a Michelin key just months ago is now staring down a foreclosure auction after missing a $220 million loan payment. The default highlights a broader crisis rippling through California's luxury hotel market—where even the most prestigious properties aren't immune.
Mayor Lurie Approves Downtown's Biggest Development in Nearly a Decade—With 390K SqFt of New Offices to Fill
Mayor Daniel Lurie just signed legislation for downtown's largest project in almost ten years—a mixed-use tower promising $816 million in economic activity, a five-star hotel, and a new fire station. It includes 390,000 square feet of new office space in a neighborhood where existing towers still sit conspicuously empty.












