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The developer of a proposed hotel on Spring Street is seeking a local partner to see the project through. Also, a decision on the Lowline Hotel is held off.

SubmittedTOPEKA – Due to rising concerns of inequal economic development across the state, resulting from funds allocated for the 2026

The big questions are whether the county is ready for projected growth and how its communities need to prepare for the LEAP Research and Innovation District.

The Roundabout Theatre Company tonight renamed its Broadway venue to honor its late artistic director Todd Haimes.

Young professionals share his unhappiness with Richmond’s apartment options.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott outraised his chief rival Sheila Dixon by about $150,000 last year, campaign finance reports filed Wednesday showed, expanding the incumbent mayor’s war chest as the campaign begins to heat up. The annual filings, which were due late Wednesday, showed Scott, a Democrat in his first term as mayor, raised $682,134 last year in his effort to maintain his seat. That ...

An analysis by THE CITY shows that long-ago luxury real estate deals from Hudson Yards to Times Square are costing dearly in reduced city tax collections. Now City Hall is rolling out still more tax relief, with little transparency.

Well designed home on 18,000 square foot lot in Discovery/Williamsburg/Yorktown

The Garner City Council met to review and discuss the status of the 8th Street Development project. The hope is to have a three-story apartment comple

The Garner City Council will meet on Tuesday beginning at 5:30pm in the Garner City Hall. The council will hold a Zoom call with Kevin Fittro concerni