A 15‑story, nine‑unit condo is rising at 1477 Third Avenue, with BKSK as architect and a 2027 delivery window. The narrow lot between East 83rd and 84th has been cleared.

Permits are issued and crews are working at Tanasbourne as In‑N‑Out moves its Portland‑area push forward. The chain must still win a city traffic plan before the restaurant can open.

League City's new 106‑acre Pat Hallisey Park will replace Bay Colony Park and add dozens of courts, fields and trails. Officials say construction is slated to begin mid‑2026 on a multi‑million dollar project.

A CDA-led initiative would convert vacant city lots in Amani into owner-occupied affordable homes, and organizers will present site maps and eligibility details on Feb. 16.

Colerain Township's BZA will consider a Central Plaza cannabis dispensary and two residential variances at a Feb. 25 public hearing. Applications are available for review at the planning office.

Rockrose closed on a $100M purchase of the former LICH block in Cobble Hill, assembling a large development parcel after a 2024 $65M Pacific Street buy.

Healey is pressing towns on MBTA zoning while assuring firefighters their equipment grants won’t be cut — but chiefs say tying safety dollars to housing compliance politicizes life‑saving gear.

Belmont’s City Council unanimously approved a two‑phase campus expansion for the Charles Armstrong School, adding classrooms and an athletics building while drawing neighborhood concerns.

Governor Hochul unveils a $200 million plan to revitalize downtown Albany, focusing on new housing, job creation, and enhancing the commercial landscape with community feedback informing the strategy.

Industrious has signed a long-term lease for the entire seventh floor at 902 Broadway, taking about 18,200 square feet in the Flatiron District.

Greeley-based Alquist 3D will print more than a dozen Walmart buildings nationwide, pushing the city into a construction-tech spotlight while seeding training and jobs.

A new board bill would create a downtown entertainment district in St. Louis, aiming to centralize rules for nightlife and events while courting larger shows.

Andria Tupola’s Bill 18 would relax zoning and building limits to speed affordable rental projects across Oʻahu, with a City Council hearing next Wednesday.