Caleb Foster is a correspondent for Crezzio, focusing on urban planning, community-led development, and the economic forces shaping American towns and cities. He reports on the intersection of local investment, public policy, and real estate.
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The College Station City Council is set to review three major real estate proposals, including a new baseball complex, a mixed-use development, and a plan for the former Macy's.
Greater Cincinnati's development boom in 2026, led by the controversial Farmer Music Center on the former Coney Island site, sparks a regional debate on progress versus preservation.
Once a top destination for real estate investment, Portland has seen its appeal collapse, falling to 80th out of 81 major markets amid developer concerns.
Tampa Bay's real estate market is experiencing a massive, interconnected boom, with major development projects in Tampa, St. Pete, and Clearwater reshaping the region.
A plan for 79 affordable condos in East Hampton was withdrawn within a week following intense community opposition and a petition with nearly 3,000 signatures.
New York City has selected GFP Real Estate to redevelop an office building at 100 Gold Street into a residential complex with approximately 3,700 new homes.
Over $4 billion in new investments are transforming Miami Beach's Lincoln Road, extending it to the ocean and anchoring it with ultra-luxury residences.
A new wave of architectural innovation is allowing developers to convert nearly 30 million square feet of underused New York office space into residential apartments.
Construction for 'The Rise,' a major mixed-use development replacing the former Vallco Shopping Mall in Cupertino, is set to begin in 2026. The project will feature thousands of homes, retail, restaur
New York City is leading a national trend in converting empty office towers into thousands of new apartments, with Midtown Manhattan at the center of this boom.
The San Jose Unified School District is moving forward with a $282.5 million plan to build a 288-unit apartment complex for its teachers and staff.
For the second straight year, a national survey of real estate professionals has ranked Portland 80th out of 81 U.S. cities for investment and development prospects.
A historic Richmond log cabin, on the market for the first time in 60 years, has gone under contract in less than a week for nearly $2 million.
Soaring water bills in Gilbert, Arizona, are beginning to impact the local real estate market, with homebuyers now demanding utility records and some residents considering moving.
Real estate investors are purchasing industrial properties around Denver's Burnham Yard, betting on a future boom from the Broncos' proposed stadium.
High construction costs in Boston are creating a housing market with only two options: luxury or subsidized, leaving middle-income residents with nowhere to live.
A developer has filed plans to build a 13-story apartment building with over 100 units, including affordable housing, on the site of an auto shop in Corona, Queens.
A new plan for San Francisco's iconic Macy's building in Union Square is underway, with developer TMG Partners set to lead a major mixed-use redevelopment.
Davis Joint Unified School District is considering closing up to three schools due to a decade of declining enrollment fueled by the city's high housing costs.
A legal battle between CoStar and CREXi highlights antitrust concerns in commercial real estate, with allegations of market dominance and unfair competition.