The deal hands over the shuttered Lawler House and Harbor Theatre as the city leases back two parking lots for a dollar a year.

Three shallow-bay buildings are rising near Rancho Cordova Parkway, with suites as small as 15,600 square feet for growing local businesses.

The Ernest E. Tschannen building will replace a 1960s facility and serve over 5,000 engineering students.

The city is trading a stalled Folsom Boulevard project for 15 acres of ready-made office space near Highway 50.

The 19,100-square-foot building once housed Van's Market and the SN&R newsroom — now it's almost ready for 20,000 books.

Stockton millennial homeownership jumped 117% since 2018, even as 65% of San Jose millennials remain renters.

The Midas complex sits 140 feet from a Kinder Morgan pipeline, but city planners found no legal path to block it.

The gated Sacramento-area compound has a wine cellar, tennis court and cold plunge — and it's selling for over 10 times the local median.

Pioneer Congregational Church faces a fee deadline that could void the hotel pitch for its 100-year-old L Street sanctuary.

A masonry wall nobody budgeted for helped push a Spring Lake subdivision $600,000 over its infrastructure plan.

The Roseville builder wants ten four-story buildings with gabled roofs and stoops on the razed newspaper campus at 2100 Q Street.

A 105-room hotel, apartments and retail could replace an empty North Natomas lot near Inderkum High School.

Twin Rivers celebrated new buildings at Garden Valley Elementary, even as second-grade classes opened this fall over the district's own size limit.