A roughly 40,000-square-foot Dave & Buster's is coming to north McKinney on July 27, promising games, big screens and free gameplay for the first 100 guests.

A Hudson Assembly joint venture bought 230 Congress Street at a steep markdown, marking their second downtown purchase after 401 Washington Street.

San Francisco Business Times' new ranking finds the Bay Area's 19 largest residential brokerages closed $56.2B in 2025, highlighting consolidation and a still‑hot luxury market.

Intel’s 2.9M‑sq‑ft Fab 52 in Chandler won Project of the Year after a 3.5‑year, crane‑heavy build and now moves into high‑volume 18A production.

At a Southwest Ohio Growth Summit panel in Hamilton, homebuilders urged denser townhomes and multifamily housing in Butler and Warren counties to expand attainable options. They said zoning and infrastructure will need to change for projects to pencil.

Buena Park’s City Council unanimously approved a plan to redevelop the Amway Nutrilite campus into 281 homes, including 50 affordable apartments for seniors.

ARPA funds will pay for roof work at the historic Virginia Theater in Dutchtown, halting water damage while officials and neighbors consider reuse options.

A new platform called Unlisted lets D.C. buyers join waitlists for homes before they hit the market; Georgetown is one of the most targeted ZIP codes.

PS Seasoning and Pro Smoker broke ground on a West Bend headquarters and launched a new corporate entity. The campus promises manufacturing, R&D and new jobs.

City Council approved Ordinance 2026‑0363 to let licensed private firms review site plans, promising faster approvals, training and conflict safeguards. Supporters say the move will cut carrying costs for builders.

DoorDash is relocating its Columbus DashMart to a larger Grandview Heights‑area facility at 1020 W. 5th Ave. Permits show a kitchen and signage is already up.

Jamestown sold 18 Tremont for about $29.5M — a steep markdown from the $103M it paid in 2019, highlighting pressure on older downtown offices and fueling conversion plans.

The state Senate advanced HB 162 to end parking minimums statewide; supporters say it could lower housing costs and reduce stormwater runoff. The bill now needs House concurrence before reaching the governor.