Temple paid $9.25M for the former Rite Aid at 2131 N. Broad St., another step in an ongoing expansion of its North Broad footprint.

A proposal to repurpose a treasured Franklin farm for youth sports has split residents as city leaders weigh funding, land‑use steps and public input.

A Honolulu City Council committee advanced Bill 20 to create a down‑payment loan fund for first‑time buyers; the draft sets income and loan caps and leaves funding questions unresolved.

City planners held an open house for the Mark Twain I‑70 vision, spotlighting big redevelopment parcels and promises of jobs while neighbors pressed for cleanup and retail. Feedback will shape a draft officials expect to refine this summer.

A new provision tied to a federal housing package — authored by Rep. Ro Khanna — could steer Opportunity Zone grants toward converting vacant SF offices into homes. Local leaders say federal backing might finally close the financing gap.

Valley homeowners say pool contractors took deposits and left projects unfinished, with reported losses up to $36,000. State agencies outline filing steps and limits.

Georgetown Brewing bought a 36,544‑sq‑ft industrial building across from its Georgetown taproom, giving the Seattle brewery room for packaging, storage and distribution.

Wood Partners is pitching Alta West Midtown, a $75M, 247‑unit project at 1593 Huber St; the Development Authority of Fulton County gave preliminary approval to a $3.9M inducement.

McKesson will build a 330,000-sq-ft distribution hub in Moore, OK, backed by a $179M investment and more than 200 direct jobs. Local officials say the project will anchor a new logistics cluster for Cleveland County.

Clayton’s planning board recommended denying a 376,000-square-foot warehouse rezoning on about 43 acres, sending the heated application to a July 23 Town Council vote.

ZSD’s 1282 Washington will deliver 16 single‑family–style condos in the West Loop with 4–5 bedroom layouts, private elevators and prices that top $3 million.

Schnucks broke ground Tuesday on a 68,000‑square‑foot replacement store at Olia Village in Creve Coeur. The supermarket will anchor the mixed‑use redevelopment and is slated to open around Thanksgiving 2027.

CoStar's momentum index ranks Jacksonville among the nation's most improved multifamily markets as vacancy slips and the construction pipeline cools. Occupancy gains are uneven across price tiers.