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The two separate towers total nearly 1.4 million square feet of office space in downtown Minneapolis.

Executives and local leaders today toured the recently completed science and technology building at Texas A&M University-San Antonio on the South Side.

Students have been filtering in and out of the 140,000-square-foot facility, which has more than two dozen classrooms and about a dozen laboratories. It also houses the Mays Center for Experiential Learning and Community Engagement, supported by a $5 million gift from the Mays Family Foundation, which was created by local businessman and philanthropist…

When viewing the for-sale penthouse of the Vail Marriott Mountain Resort, you'll want to step outside and take in all the features of its impressive rooftop terrace.

With views of Vail's slopes and gondola, the 6,000-square-foot terrace has a putting green, water feature, multiple dining areas, an outdoor grill and a fire pit.

One of few condominiums at the resort, the penthouse at 714 Lionshead Place was listed for $12,495,000 in July by Ron Artinian, a New York businessman and a trustee of First…

Three Denver neighborhoods and four Colorado public spaces — two of which are in Denver — have landed on an annual list of “Great Places in America.”

The American Planning Association released its annual portfolio of the best neighborhoods, public spaces and streets across the U.S.

“Our 2018 Great Places designees represent the gold standard in planning and demonstrate why stakeholder engagement at the local, state, and federal levels matters,” the APA writes.

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A former president of the University of Cincinnati has sold a condo in East Walnut Hills for more than $800,000.

Two more projects could be coming to what are now flat parking lots along the Long Street corridor downtown.

The Downtown Commission heard plans for both small developments in what's become an area dominated by big residential projects in recent years. East Long Street has increasingly grown into a residential and retail avenue that connects the central stretch of downtown with the Discovery District to the east.

At the northeast corner of East Long and North 6th streets, Edwards Cos. is proposing…