Hurst’s 76054 ZIP unexpectedly led Dallas‑Fort Worth’s hottest housing markets in Q4 2025, according to a Business Journals ranking built from ICE data. The result puts a little‑known pocket ahead of bigger suburbs.

The Downtown Development Authority has opened a call for multidisciplinary teams to reimagine the Denver Pavilions and nearby lots after a $37M acquisition. Officials want bold concepts that pair design, financing and leasing.

A tower crane has arrived at 70 Hudson Yards as Deloitte’s anchor lease and a new financing package push the all‑electric office tower toward vertical construction.

SMUD held an informational meeting after a surge of data‑center inquiries, forcing the utility to weigh big power, land and community questions. The board is now gathering options.

Korman's AVE Normandy opens next month, delivering the first of 614 apartments at the Navy Yard along with thousands of square feet of amenities and a mix of market and workforce units.

State filings list a $3.5M, 20,766-square-foot retail shell at 6122 De Zavala Road in Castroville tied to Sea Island Shrimp House's CEO. Construction could begin April 1, 2026.

Brookfield led recent Waukesha County closings with a $1.25M sale while Summit, Lisbon and Delafield logged near‑million transactions. The list offers a look at where suburban demand remains strongest.

Redfin data show nearly 69% of metro Atlanta homes closed below original asking prices in 2025, with average local discounts near 7.3%.

Clyde Companies bought Springville’s vacant Allen’s Block and is asking residents whether it should become housing, shops or a public plaza.

Former Landstar CEO James Gattoni has filed plans to build a restaurant, eight pickleball courts and an event stage at 2989 Mayport Road, targeting spring 2027. Construction estimates top roughly $3.6 million.

Local forecasters expect roughly 8,000 new jobs in Columbus in 2026, but warn tight housing and labor shortages could blunt gains. Policymakers face choices on zoning and training.

Utility filings show Wildlight plans to add more than 200 single-family lots in Yulee's master-planned community.

A Cincinnati developer and brewery owner bought the Oskamp Mansion and adjoining senior‑care buildings in Westwood, handing a long‑idle campus to a private buyer and kicking off preservation and redevelopment questions.