Alcoa, Maryville and Blount County are weighing a roughly $20M joint purchase of the old South Plant to steer redevelopment and block data‑center uses.

State regulators will hold a July 30 hearing in Rockingham on draft air permits for Amazon’s planned Energy Way Tech Campus, where dozens of diesel engines could be sited.

Core5 plans to build a 307,800-square-foot, $33M industrial building at 6031 Center Hill Ave in Winton Hills; city filings show a 15-year tax-abatement request and roughly 50 jobs.

Quanta’s U.S. manufacturing arm will occupy a 143,086‑sq‑ft Newark industrial building after a Palisade‑Pearlmark buyout, with owners planning big power and amenity upgrades.

Regency Centers has been active in the Midwest: a new Kroger Marketplace opened in West Chester while Chicagoland centers keep adding restaurants and specialty retail.

Sioni Group bought the mostly vacant 12‑story building at 38 W 21st and plans to keep it as office space, bucking Manhattan's conversion surge.

Niobrara Capital signed a 10-year lease at Manhattan’s Baccarat Building and will relocate from 345 Park Ave as Marx’s luxury rebrand continues to attract finance tenants.

River Commons will bring 328 affordable homes and a new Gotham Health clinic to Morrisania, financed at roughly $255.7M with a 2027 target opening.

Phase one of Mildred C. Hailey in Jamaica Plain opened two new buildings at 2 and 6 Lamartine Street, adding 223 apartments, a rebuilt Anna Mae Cole Center and $3.95M for workforce programs.

The Michigan House approved HB 6074 to curb large investors buying single-family homes, setting thresholds, exceptions and civil fines as the bill heads to the Senate.

Swiss CDMO Lonza is eyeing a roughly $1B manufacturing campus in Clermont County that could create about 650 jobs with an average pay near $77,000. Ohio has reportedly offered a 20‑year tax credit as it vies with other states for the investment.

A Japanese firm paid $24M for 245 Eldridge Street, a six‑story Lower East Side building, after a December purchase for about $16.5M. The deed was recorded June 26.

Jamestown filed plans for a 19‑story mass‑timber tower at 309 Buckhead Ave NE that would replace Fetch Park and add 284 apartments plus street‑level retail.