A developer‑backed Black Business Village Experience will host a free Aug. 15 land‑launch in Brooklyn Center to raise funds for a planned 30,000‑sq‑ft event and business hub.

Little Woods Mobile Villa’s owners paid the fee to start a city relocation review, risking displacement for nearly 100 residents as legal fights continue.

A local collective will build two four-story mixed-use buildings at 63rd and Ashland, adding 36 apartments and ground-floor retail to long-vacant lots.

Renderings and permits show a 12‑story dorm for roughly 600 students at 2740 Webster Avenue in Fordham. Developers say the building aims to provide a legal, amenity‑rich alternative to local off‑campus housing.

City staff will ask the CRA advisory board on Aug. 19 to consider a 10-year property-tax rebate aimed at rehabbing long-vacant downtown historic buildings.

RIDC and Parallax are building an 11,000‑sq‑ft SCIF at Mill 19 to give Pittsburgh companies and universities access to classified defense work.

UCHealth paid roughly $19.4M for One & Two Greenwood Plaza in Greenwood Village and plans to centralize administrative operations in the Denver Tech Center campus.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will take up St. Mark’s maintenance plan Tuesday — a required step before the church can transfer air rights to a Third Avenue development.

United Talent Agency is reportedly taking roughly 101,000 sq ft at the Empire State Building to consolidate its Manhattan teams into one Midtown address.

Dominium plans a 404‑unit affordable complex off Quantum Drive, paired with Opportunity Home bond financing and local gap funds. The development aims to deliver family-sized units as market-rate starts slow.

Livonia planners recommended approval for a Culver’s and retail building at the former Cascades banquet site, with conditions on parking, materials and pedestrian access. The measure now heads to City Council for final review.

Millcreek traded strip malls for Millcreek Common — a town square that has already prompted more than 1,400 planned homes and hundreds of thousands of square feet of retail and office space.

A plan to rezone roughly 600 acres at Sand Hill Scout Reservation has sparked local outrage and put the issue into formal county review.