Groundbreaking occurs at the former Southwest Twin Drive-In in Memphis, where a new library and police precinct are planned to kickstart area revitalization.

TriNet is set to occupy 150,000 sq ft in Atlanta's High Street, bringing 750 jobs over 5 years in the city's largest office deal of 2025, backed by Dunwoody's skilled workforce and vibrant community.

Coon Rapids announces a Home Remodeling Tour featuring four remodeled houses as part of its Home For Generations program, with details on the city's Facebook page and website.

The Chicago Bears prefer Arlington Heights for their new stadium, as per discussions with Chicago's mayor. They acquired the site in 2023 and are progressing with development, though Chicago remains open to negotiations to keep the team in the city.

A historic townhome at 39 Union Park in Boston's South End was sold for $10.2 million, setting a new record for the neighborhood's residential property sales.

The childhood home of Pope Leo XIV in Dolton is back on the market through a private auction, as it gains attention due to its historical significance.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is celebrating 150 years of service and highlighted historic fires on May 15th from 1926, 1949, and 2018 in a Facebook post with support from the Milwaukee Fire Historical Society & Fire Museum.

The Monarch housing project in Sacramento, aiming to deliver 241 affordable units by spring 2027, broke ground with support from state and city officials.

Orange County has been crucial in the development of Universal's new Epic Universe theme park, issuing 1,150 permits and conducting 34,000 inspections that facilitated a strong partnership and set new standards for large-scale projects.

The groundbreaking of 4401 Rosa Parks Apartments in Detroit's Woodbridge neighborhood adds 60 new affordable housing units, reflecting the city's growth and commitment to inclusive development.

The City's Department of Housing and Community Development will hold a monthly Developer meeting on May 27, 2025, discussing funding for housing projects.

NYC aims to improve homeless shelters by enabling nonprofits to develop and own them, exemplified by a new 95-bed facility in the Bronx. Critics worry that new shelter policies demanding accountability may increase street homelessness.

Detroit's Lee Plaza restoration has begun, with plans to convert the historic building into affordable senior housing by fall 2026. The project utilizes public and private funding.