More than 20 projects and roughly $125M are underway at UNC Charlotte, from a Honeywell Innovation Hub to stadium upgrades due in 2027.

Macomb Township broke ground on a $22.5M Broughton Road boulevard project designed to create a walkable downtown with roundabouts, sidewalks and mixed‑use space.

Sugar Land’s planning commission tabled a rezoning for a 42‑acre tract near the James Reese center after residents warned the land may contain more unmarked graves linked to the Sugar Land 95.

A housing economist and Mayor Kirk Watson highlighted an index reading that says Austin is the only major U.S. metro now “fairly priced,” a rare signal after years of boom.

A City Controller review found more than a third of Airbnb listings in Philadelphia lacked valid licenses, flagging enforcement gaps and examples of mismatched permits. The report recommends tech and process fixes as the city readies for a busy summer.

WGU cut the ribbon on a nearly 50,000‑sq‑ft Raleigh hub in Crabtree Valley; officials say the East Coast office will bring roughly 300 in‑person jobs over time.

Brecksville council voted to tear down Central Elementary and approved a roughly $683,000 demolition contract, with asbestos abatement and state grant aid shaping next steps.

Edgeworth tops a Zillow-based ranking of Pittsburgh-area towns with a typical home value above $1M. Wexford and Mars follow while many Pittsburgh listings remain far lower.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission will relocate its headquarters from Bethesda Towers to the GAO building in downtown Washington, a move tied to the campus sale and repositioning.

A Manhattan mother says two children were bitten by mice inside their NYCHA apartment and has sued the authority, alleging permanent injuries.

Prospect Street Capital broke ground on a new medical‑office campus near Summerlin Hospital. The first phase is largely presold and construction is slated for July 2026.

Moinian booked four new leases at 50 Madison Ave — two by AI startups taking full floors — adding roughly 90,000 sq ft as Midtown South heats up.

Touhy Plaza, a roughly 244,000‑sf office near O’Hare, was listed for sale as its owner seeks refinancing before a loan matures, brokers and listings show.