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Watch out, Orlando: Miami-Dade County is getting into the amusement park game.

The Miami-Dade County Commission voted 11-1 on Thursday to approve American Dream Miami, which would be the largest mall in North America and also include amusement park rides and the continent’s first indoor ski slope. The developer is Triple Five Group, owner of the Mall of America in Minnesota.

American Dream Miami was approved for 6.2 million square feet of retail and entertainment space plus 2,000 hotel rooms…

Precourt Sports Ventures officials who run the Columbus Crew, one of Major League Soccer's original teams, want to quickly set up shop in Austin. But does Austin want them? It's a question worth asking.

The project is being built under the City and County of Honolulu’s transit-oriented development rules.

Situated along the shore of the Sacramento River and linked to downtown Sacramento via the iconic Tower Bridge, West Sacramento has flourished in recent years.

Two micro-unit housing projects in San Francisco's Tenderloin will soon to start construction, adding to the historic wave of new housing in the low-income neighborhood.

Developer Forge Land Co. and contractor Swinerton filed building permits valued at $33 million for the 98-unit 145 Leavenworth St. project and $30 million for the 136-unit 361 Turk St. project. Construction startup BuildZoom first identified the permits.

Construction is expected to start by end of year, said Alexander Zucker, development…

Tax reform could make it more lucrative to rent in Columbus, a recent study suggests.

Brokerage firm CBRE released a report this month that found changes to the standard deduction are poised to benefit renters in 29 of the largest 35 markets in the United States, including Columbus. That's good news for the multifamily investment market and also likely to continue the trend of Columbus becoming a renter-dominated city.

Specifically, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed into law late last year made…

San Jose wants to build more homes, and one developer wants to do just that — so why are they fighting over a ballot initiative?

Homes will cost in the range of mid-to-upper-$400,000s.

Milwaukee's millennial population is fueling the region’s recovering housing market, becoming first-time home owners and in the process, spurring economic activity and establishing roots in communities that can feed off their taxes and consumer dollars.

The project was initially slated to have 150 units, but Wangard is analyzing the market to determine the project scale.