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These six properties have been preserved in celebration of African American history.
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As real estate cycles leave vacant office buildings, warehouses and schools in their wake, some developers have snapped up these historic buildings.
The historic Esperson buildings are set to be sold
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Xinyuan Real Estate is poised to succeed where several others have failed in turning the RKO Keith's Theater in Flushing into a multifamily development.
A historic building in Waterloo has been given a new life as a tech hub.
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Pope & Land, Place Properties envision office, restaurant and apartments with affordable units in former newspaper headquarters
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A JV scoops up the former Santa Fe Railroad historic building in downtown Los Angeles and plans to renovate the property into a Class A mixed-use development.
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The historic former site of St. Michael's Hospital may be converted into apartments, office and a glass-blowing nonprofit, pending zoning approval.
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The historic Gerber Building was rehabbed as part of CTA's $203M Wilson Avenue 'L' Station renovations.
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From Franklin Square to U Street to Southwest D.C., historic schools across the District are being redeveloped into apartments, offices and museums.
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