Kinsmen Property Group's new renderings show three towers rising where a stalled life sciences project once sat, with 124 apartments reserved for seniors.

A 26-story hotel dream at 159 Broadway is dead. In its place: a 12-story rental building rising next to the landmarked Williamsburgh Dime Savings Bank.

New owners of the century-old Wo Fat Building plan a museum, apartments and 11 retail tenants after years of vacancy.

The new state loan covers down payments and closing costs, with zero interest and no monthly bill for 30 years.

A 1974 hand-built cabin near Folsom Lake grew into a 48-acre estate with a hangar, helipad and a 2,300-bottle wine cellar.

The developer cut apartments nearly in half and tripled the planned park after talking with over 10,000 Irvine residents.

Lights on Kent's former home near the G train will make way for condos, records show, as Bed-Stuy's mid-rise building boom keeps climbing.

Sleepy Hollow Market and Rico's Bar shut down by September 30 as owner Raj Tailor calls the community more like family than customers.

The 208,841-square-foot Folsom Boulevard property, built in 1977, is the last piece of Beck's Furniture real estate to hit the market.

Homrich Wrecking will tear down City Methodist Church and the old St. Mary Mercy Hospital under a $5.3 million contract, ending a decade of ruins-garden dreams.

A 100-room hotel is planned for Goodlettsville.

Commissioners approved rezoning for the 84,200-square-foot project but want new names and renderings before the September 9 vote.

The 269-unit complex near the South Dade TransitWay sold for $240,892 per unit as free-rent deals still linger on some leases.