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A major housing project in North San Jose is moving forward after an East Coast real estate group purchased the site, which is planned for over 700 new homes.
Plans have been filed to redevelop Oakland's 60-acre former Holy Names University campus into a 165-home community while preserving its historic chapel and theater.
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.
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
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.
Los Angeles developers are pushing for mixed-use communities to solve housing and traffic woes, but experts warn the '15-minute city' dream hinges on a major transit overhaul.
A $3.5 million land deal has divided Owensboro city leaders, sparking a debate over an aggressive strategy to buy property for economic development.
A developer has proposed a major 388-unit apartment complex in Westborough, MA, featuring two five-story buildings planned for construction along Route 9.
Homes built or modified to annoy neighbors, known as 'spite houses,' are common in the U.S. due to strong private-property culture and fragmented zoning laws. These structures highlight how personal g
A new study reveals most homeowners in flood zones sell their properties, transferring risk to new buyers, instead of using effective but underfunded government buyout programs.
Azeo Real Estate has announced a major strategic pivot, committing $2.5 billion to develop sustainable, tech-driven mixed-use urban communities.
