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A unique lake property in West Bend is on the market for $1,599,000. Get a look inside the 7,581-square-foot luxury home, which includes an indoor pool, two saunas, theater room, an elevator, a full bar, a wine room, a workshop and a potential indoor shooting range room.

E. & J. Gallo Winery announced last year its plans for a massive East Coast hub in Chester County, pledging a $423 million investment for the project's first phase. The company's operations are on track to begin in October.

Austin is a step closer to adopting parkland development fees to be paid on commercial real estate developments. Click through to hear from supporters and opponents, and to learn about the latest tweaks to the proposed fee structure.

Foss Swim School, a Minnesota-based swim school operator, plans to add two St. Louis-area locations, after shuttering a third due to recent flooding.

Foss said it was forced to permanently close its Little Fishes Swim School location in Brentwood, which “was damaged beyond repair” by flooding that hit the St. Louis area July 26, according to a Facebook post. Families enrolled at Little Fishes Brentwood were given credit to transfer to any Foss location, officials said this week.

Foss acquired Little…

Specializing in preserving workforce housing, LPC addresses the demand for high-quality workforce residences in underserved Black and Latino communities across the country.

The fried-chicken chain has more than 700 locations in the Southeastern region of the United States. Canton's location will be just the third that has opened in the Midwest.

The sale of the development, The Vines at Riverpark, equates to more than $567,000 per unit.

Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax’s record $4.5 billion budget proposal for the 2023-24 fiscal year also has money slated for more police, transportation and fixing the city's dysfunctional residential building permit system.

New York City investor Sovereign Partners LLC sold two office buildings and some land in Milwaukee’s Park Place office campus in an eight-figure transaction, according to state records.

Homes in the East Bay — from Oakland to Berkeley — have been following a similar trend.