No developers have approached Midwest City, but leaders want 1,000-foot home buffers locked in before any pitch arrives.

Truist just bankrolled a 69-story Urby tower rising steps from Harborside, part of a wider downtown Jersey City building boom.

The 1949 Donald Grieb design comes with ties to Duke Ellington and a private ravine view.

The grant backs six shore-style homes near Drexel and Mediterranean Avenues, aimed at buyers priced out of the city's rental-heavy market.

The Homestead Market complex near Journal Square will rise 513 feet with zero off-street parking and 153 affordable units.

RentCafe data shows new Philadelphia units average 747 square feet.

The Hyde Park-area complex has now changed hands three times in four years as Tampa apartment values keep sliding.

A permit reveals Baptist Health's plan to convert nearly 31,000 square feet of a former 1960s shopping mall into offices, labs and classrooms for staff only.

Students return to a new Watertown High School built on a tiny 4.27-acre lot without raising property taxes.

Pierce County is leasing families the land under 28 new homes for 99 years to keep prices near $220,000.

The 89-unit project at the old Hong Kong Lounge II site shows how fast San Francisco housing approvals have gotten since the Coronet's marathon fight.

Citadel Credit Union's biggest-ever commercial loan is fueling a comeback at 2000 Market Street, where occupancy has climbed to 77%.

City planners voted 5-0 after a monthlong delay over who pays for streetlights and upkeep near Sierra Avenue.