The changes include adding a streamlined process to help “provide certainty” for developers wanting to bring projects to St. Pete.

Milwaukee Department of Public Works commissioner Jerrel Kruschke on Wednesday hosted media on a preview tour of the new lakefront line of the downtown streetcar system, which remains on course to start offering passenger service later this month.

The deal, completed under the auspices of the TOPA act, will yield improvements to both units and common areas.

Construction is underway on a new $40 million facility at a growing Dayton-area university. The new building is anticipated to be completed in 2025; to find out more about how this new facility will further serve the university in pursuing groundbreaking research opportunities, read on.

The default shines light on a transformative redevelopment plan for Northwest Portland that may never come to be.

Two Sonder projects are marked as adaptive reuse properties, adding to Sonder’s portfolio in Beverly Hills, Inglewood, Santa Monica and Orange County.

Jamf, one of the Twin Cities' largest software companies, has put a portion of its space up for sublease in downtown Minneapolis.

An industrial park in north St. Louis County has landed two new tenants, in a pair of deals that marked some of the largest industrial activity in the region during the third quarter.

The Atlanta-based investor bought the Rialto and the Bancroft Building, both office and retail properties, in 2015, as San Francisco's office market was heating up thanks to tech leasing.

An Illinois manufacturer lacks the capacity to accommodate the company’s continued growth in Oak Creek, resulting in the decision to pay $20 million for a sizable facility in Franklin previously occupied by Transpak.