The Breakers has begun demolition to expand its family entertainment center on the oceanfront campus; the permit shows a much larger complex and a tentative spring 2028 unveiling.

Legacy Investing plans a 50MW AI‑ready data center on a 39‑acre Marion site that formerly housed the San Antonio Karting Complex, aiming for service in Q4 2027. The campus is designed for direct‑to‑chip cooling and can expand to 150MW.

The state awarded Hill CDC $1 million to renovate first-floor space at the New Granada Building, funding cafes, a kitchen and performance space as part of New Granada Square. The award is part of a $17.2M Main Street Matters round.

Goldman Sachs bought Grand Central West – Phase I, an 838,446‑sf Katy warehouse leased to Builders FirstSource, anchoring a larger industrial park with more buildings planned.

Coventry Homes and Ravenna Homes are joining Cross Creek West in Fulshear, bringing new 50‑ and 60‑foot products and presales set to begin in Q3. Models are expected by year‑end as the community finishes amenities and schools.

The three-story Malibu Colony house once owned by Jonah Hill is back on the market at $13.25M after a late-2025 deed-in-lieu transfer. The listing includes a private beach key and rooftop ocean views.

Neighbors and business owners clashed at a Waipahu board meeting over plans to build a Costco Business Center and possible gas station on the former Don Quijote lot. The proposal could bring jobs but may displace Zippy's and increase traffic on Farrington Highway.

Gotion has asked a federal court for millions after its planned $2.4B Michigan battery plant collapsed, as the state demands about $23.7M back in public funds.

Route 47, a Metra layover yard and a 9‑acre downtown parcel are lining up to reshape Woodstock’s commerce and commute. City leaders say the projects aim to add housing, jobs and better transit.

Mayor Mary Sheffield wants steep property‑tax cuts to ease Detroit’s affordability crunch, but replacing that revenue will take state action and tradeoffs. Ticket taxes, circuit breakers and budget moves are all being weighed.

Toronto-based Knightstone paid roughly $33M for the 189-room Courtyard at 3 E. 40th St. and plans a value-add renovation while keeping the property in the Marriott system.

Mayor Cara Spencer tapped SLDC veteran Stephen Davis as the city’s chief economic development officer to chair SLDC and steer neighborhood-focused investments.

Roswell's council signed an MOU Monday to plan a $90M state veterans home backed by $65M in federal support but dependent on $35M in private donations.