MIAMI—Forget the hills. It's the cities that are alive—-and not all of the new construction revolves around transit-oriented development.

BLUE SPRINGS, MO-New regional VPs will play pivotal roles in the building of the firm's West, Central and East markets.

CHICAGO-The River North section has a new destination in Hubbard Place, an apartment project geared to the advancing tech focus of the area. From the architecture to the amenities, it's an eye-catching project, enough to become a finalist in the NAHB Pillars of the Industry Awards Competition.

TULSA, OK—Incoming president Angela West points to the association's recently crafted strategic plan as just one of the signposts indicating a broader approach to membership support.

INDEPENDENCE, MO-The data collection firm has been on a national recruitment tear, and its hiring streak shows no sign of letting up.

LOS ANGELES--Andrew White, CCIM, of Gladstone Commercial explains why he's drawn out of town and into markets less traveled.

DALLAS-This finalist in the NAHB Pillars of the Industry Awards Competition has set traditional notions of mixed-use development on their ear by redefining the interplay of residential, retail and parking.

LOS ANGELES—Realty Mogul's Elizabeth Braman thinks CRE investing has changed forever. In this exclusive interview, weeks away from her appearance at CCIM Thrive, she explains why.