County notices and a zoning update are forcing Ramona wineries to weigh costly upgrades against keeping tasting rooms open.

Anchorage‑based Calista Real Estate paid $15.1M for a 50,958‑sqft Woodinville warehouse, a roughly 54% jump over its 2020 price.

Continental Properties presented a sketch plan to Bristol officials for a 320‑plus unit Springs apartment community near I‑94, citing on‑site amenities and off‑site road work.

The city approved a nearly 120,000-square-foot bonus allowing Extell to build a 71‑story tower at 871 Seventh Ave in exchange for promised accessibility upgrades at the 50th Street subway station. The deal has split neighbors and the community board.

A proposed 500‑acre, $1–$2B data center in Grant County stalled after developers stopped engaging and towns passed moratoriums. Local organizers and regulators pushed back.

Rezoning filings show Ackerman & Co. has the parking lots north of Lee + White penciled for a 420,000‑sqft residential building, mixed‑use space and a 975‑space garage. The move comes as BeltLine work nears the site.

Switchpoint Coffee at 2080 W. North Temple will be demolished later this year for a five‑story, 80‑unit affordable housing building; the cafe will go mobile during construction.

Denver developers plan a 140‑room Hampton Inn and Home2 Suites at 215 Lindbergh Drive near Eagle County Regional Airport, with construction targeted for 2026–28.

Shareholders withheld support for several directors at a Manhattan lender, but plurality voting and board choices left them in place — raising fresh pressure from investors.

Willoughby's Todd Field will get a new amphitheater, with phase one starting in August and a roughly 1,500‑seat bowl planned. The $1.8M project will tie into riverfront trail work.

UC trustees approved a roughly $33.2M purchase of an off‑campus apartment community near Uptown as the university expands its student housing footprint.

A Cobble Hill triplex at 181 Baltic Street led Brooklyn’s luxury contracts this week, showing continued demand for renovated townhouses and off‑market developer deals.

OSHA cited contractors at Samsung’s Taylor construction site for missing fall protection after a worker's fatal fall; proposed penalties top tens of thousands of dollars.