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Two largely underutilized parking lots, owned by the city, in the area of State Street, will be converted to roughly 450 apartments. A quarter of the apartments will be affordable.

A city-owned parking lot at the corner of Osborne Street and Stradbrook Avenue could soon have a new owner, potentially paving the way for development on a prominent corner in Osborne Village.

Back in 2018, there was uproar when a 6-story storage facility was planned on the site of a surface parking lot at 1314 Spring Garden Street. With a ton of momentum happening in the area – multiple mixed-use and multifamily development planned nearby – a storage facility just didn’t seem to make sense. If you Read more about 149-Unit Building to Replace Parking Lot at 13th and Spring Garden[…]

A recent court ruling put a stop on a high-rise planned for the South Street Seaport, pitting preservation against housing needs — again.

The legislation would make it faster and easier to turn San Francisco’s gas stations,...

The Alusta Pavilion gives birds, bees, and plants a lush habitat—and human visitors a renewed outlook on the natural world.

The Lynn housing authority recently completed the latest phase of a multi-year project that is bringing new vitality to an area near the General Electric Riverworks plant.

Demolition work began this week on a Lower East Side park that is a focal point in the tension between the community and developers on the waterfront. The

Spacial installed two tiny homes in the parking lot, which is currently underutilized as BART continues to welcome riders back to the system.

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COMMENTARY | Cities and counties have numerous options to turn vacant stores and parking into spaces that can benefit everyone.

Property company will also use empty shopping centres for the urban distribution sites

Here’s what the city’s urban renewal agency has planned.

A startup called Reef wants to un-clog city streets and deliver food to your door via robot

Houses of worship own billions worth of empty, deteriorating or underused real estate. Some local governments and denominations are moving to carve it into badly needed housing, but there are plenty of obstacles.

Op-ed: The severe impact of highways and pavements on the health of land, water, and people are giving us a reason to adopt a new way of thinking.

The largest preschool in Portland, OR is getting evicted and it is ultimately because the school’s landlord, a church, prefers cars parking over kids playing. Childswork Learning Center has s…

We talked to the CEO of Parks for Downtown Dallas about the new greenspaces being developed in the heart of the city.

The project will be built across two city-owned sites and will result in approximately 180 affordable units, 80 of which will be dedicated to seniors.

For decades, development of a scruffy lot on the edge of the South Street historic district has divided residents. Now our critic supports a new plan.

A temporary solution to house Phoenix’s homeless population during the COVID-19 pandemic is coming to an end.

Architects offer ideas on how to adapt 20th-century malls for 21st-century needs.

City councilors asked why advisory boards aren't meeting and questioned the transparency process for the sale of two parking lots.

TRAVERSE CITY — Four parking lots in Traverse City are the focus of two separate but related pushes for infill or redevelopment, but proposals for three of them will have

Marquette Av. parking lot made famous by Prince is expected to become offices.

Fairfax County may be swapping out some of its extra parking space at the Fairfax County Government Center for affordable housing. You’ll soon have a chance to tell the board what you think.

A parking lot company seeks to be part of the solution.