The Solstice project from applicant Brad Foote and developer Coastal Community Builders is planned to bring 28 townhomes and a pair of mixed-use commercial buildings to 359 Front St. in Grover Beach.

DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) — A long-vacant site between office buildings on Dublin’s Emerald Parkway could move closer to redevelopment this month, as a proposed mixed-use projects returns to the city’s ...

From New Jersey’s suburbs to California, mixed-income housing is turning underused commercial sites into vibrant neighborhoods.

The Major League Baseball franchise has long sought a new home. Last week it published video renderings that depict a 31,000-seat venue anchoring a “walkable, retail-rich district." ...

KINGSTON, N.Y. — The city announced Wednesday that it is seeking developers capable of delivering a “large-scale mixed-use redevelopment” at the Kingston Business Park. The city and the Kingston Local ...

Ryan Gootee General Contractors has been tapped for the redevelopment of a project that involves converting the historic Coca-Cola Bottling Plant and its former office buildings into a dynamic ...

The Huntersville Planning Board Tuesday night backed a South Carolina developer’s proposed $200 million mixed-use community ...

ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. – A space dedicated to all things golf? Or a mixed-use development comprised of living facilities, retail stores and restaurants? Those are the proposals on the table for a ...

HANGZHOU , ZHEJIANG, CHINA, March 1, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- As urban landscapes evolve toward higher density and ...

Washington, D.C.-based real estate company Quadrangle Development this week unveiled plans to develop a massive residential project with a hotel and public park space on a 5.5-acre property in Rosslyn ...

The Kyle City Council heard a presentation on a proposed mixed-use development that could bring housing, hotels and retail at a Mar. 3 meeting.

From west Houston to Fort Bend County and Magnolia, developers are rolling out an ambitious slate of retail projects that will reshape how and where Houstonians shop, dine and gather.