Private investors want to plant a massive festival campus at Cecil Commerce Center, but the city says it hasn't even been asked yet.

Fairbourne Properties beat out competing lenders to buy the 722,000-square-foot Skokie center, which is 95 percent leased.

One River Park's twin towers rise 40 and 26 stories over the Harlem River, with a pickleball court and pet spa among the perks.

A 150-room hotel and 90,000-square-foot plaza are pitched for the decade-empty Kmart site, but parking math still comes up short.

Cypress Chase residents say a 21-home rezoning near Winter Garden-Vineland Road would worsen dangerous U-turns and change their rural feel.

Midway Flex Center caps off West Columbia's 290-acre industrial park as BEHKO plants its first Midlands flag.

U.S. Medical Glove Co. walked away from the historic Ivorydale site, and its landlord is now weighing a small data center instead.

The 11-story, 179-unit building anchors a $500 million reimagining of the old Connell Corporate Park into apartments, shops and trails.

Wells Fargo Tower and the FirstBank Building anchor downtown Colorado Springs — and both are now bound for the auction block.

The landmark sat vacant for 18 years before its September 15 reopening as a 100-room Tribute Portfolio hotel.

Baker Construction, Greater Cincinnati's fourth-largest private company, is trading Monroe for a vacant three-story building near I-75.

Housing Forward 2035 targets 367,000 new homes and a public dashboard to track progress across the 11-county metro.

Standard Knitting Mill once cranked out 10,000 garments an hour. Today the 435,000-square-foot shell awaits a buyer willing to gamble on it.