Peachtree Group originated a $150 million bridge loan to refinance four Flamingo Crossings hotels, highlighting strong lender demand for Disney‑adjacent, brand‑managed assets.

Commissioners approved a 32-unit townhome site plan on Mango Street and vacated right-of-way, renewing debate over a Disston Avenue extension.

Longtime Mattapan homeowners say months of blasting, gas‑safety concerns and parking fears have accompanied construction of a 41‑unit affordable complex at Blue Hill Avenue. Residents want better monitoring and more say.

A new Ohio Agriculture Center will open at the Ohio State Fair July 29–Aug. 9 in Columbus, combining Taste of Ohio and agriculture exhibits into a multi‑purpose, climate‑controlled space. The exhibit hall and imAGine Ag installations aim to draw fairgoers and year‑round events.

Chelmsford will demolish two aging fire stations to build modern replacements focused on firefighter health and response coverage. Demolitions begin now with completion aimed for fall 2027.

Wistron will retrofit two AllianceTexas buildings to assemble Nvidia AI supercomputers — a multi-hundred-million-dollar project tied to hundreds of jobs and tax abatements.

USAA is sponsoring upgrades to the Paseo del Alamo — including a commissioned mural and a military lounge — tying the company's hometown roots to the Alamo Plan.

PCCP provided a $51.8M senior loan to refinance Everly at Morrison Ranch, a 236-unit Class A community in Gilbert that is moving toward stabilization.

A Colliers assessment and city briefings found widespread deferred maintenance at five Lowell firehouses, and councilors are weighing roughly $7 million to stabilize the stations.

Crescent Communities closed on land for NOVEL Norterra, a 248-unit rental community in north Phoenix. Construction is set for July 2026 with move-ins targeted for spring 2028.

Okmulgee neighbors are pressing for records and environmental studies after learning a Fluidstack data center is planned next to the Deep Fork National Wildlife Refuge. A public open house at OSU Institute of Technology is set for Monday evening.

Marquis Homes filed plans for Hickory Parc, a 134‑unit townhome project in Antioch that lists 339 parking spaces and now sits in Metro’s public records. The proposal joins other recent filings reshaping southeast Nashville.

Music City Center tapped Anthony Lopez as president while long-time leader Charles Starks remains CEO. The split arrives as the center advances expansion plans.