Ruby Hotels is reported to be opening its first Manhattan property on Avenue of the Americas, converting an 18‑story 1930s building into 187 rooms with a 2027 target.

Greg Abel’s Berkshire agreed to buy Scottsdale‑based Taylor Morrison for about $6.8 billion, paying $72.50 a share in Abel’s first major deal as CEO. The move expands Berkshire’s footprint in site‑built housing and could lead to consolidation with Clayton Homes.

Tight inventory, high prices and low mortgage rates are pushing Peninsula homeowners to renovate rather than sell. Remodels and ADUs are becoming the local growth market.

Guitar Center sold its Westlake Village headquarters in a $19.3M sale‑leaseback and will remain the site's sole tenant for at least three years.

A $1M Main Street Matters award will rehab 202 Bala Ave and seed a revolving loan fund to catalyze a larger mixed‑use redevelopment in Bala Cynwyd.

County and village leaders broke ground on a 20,000‑sq‑ft Key Biscayne library; Friends launched a $500 legacy‑brick fundraiser to help pay for the build. The new branch is slated to open in 2028.

Developers revealed a redesigned Utopia Living plan that replaces twin towers with a 13‑story, ~800‑unit building — a change locals say eases skyline concerns but leaves questions about impacts.

Preliminary estimates put Lake Worth Beach’s property roll over $4 billion, driven by new construction — but Tallahassee’s tax‑relief plans could alter local budgets.

The county approved a 62‑unit townhome plan at Morganton Road and William Blount Drive with traffic and buffer conditions attached after a crowded meeting.

A developer in Elk Grove Village is reported to be lining up about $850M in high‑yield bonds to build a CoreWeave‑leased data center, adding to the suburb’s booming AI‑infrastructure pipeline. The offering would deepen the Chicago area’s role as a Midwest data‑center hub.

A 667‑acre tract west of Cleburne is listed at $20,013,360 and marketed as development‑ready, with long U.S. 67 frontage and proximity to a new Amazon site.

SEG Solar will build a third Greater Houston factory, adding 4.6 GW of annual capacity and aiming to begin commercial production in May 2027.

A 159‑unit townhouse plan for the former Plymouth Ridge office park hits township agendas this week, reviving debate over traffic and schools.