Boston is pairing larger, modernized branch libraries with mid‑rise affordable housing — the West End will get a new two‑story branch under 119 income‑restricted apartments. The move is part of a city program to build homes over public assets.

City planners deferred a rezoning for Crosland Southeast’s nearly 39‑acre Destination District at Charlotte Douglas after raising pedestrian‑design and transit coordination concerns.

A former La Quinta motel near I-25 has been cleared for Park Avenue Apartments, a 60‑unit supportive housing project led by the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless.

Allen Morris closed a $43M construction loan to build Bayside North, a seven‑story, 96‑unit luxury apartment near downtown Sarasota.

The Nareit Foundation is accepting applications from Hawaiʻi nonprofits for affordable housing grants. Deadline: Friday, June 19, 2026 at 5 p.m.

Titan Development broke ground on Compark470, a 133,133‑sq‑ft Class A industrial campus near Parker aimed at aerospace and advanced‑manufacturing users. Delivery is expected in Q1 2027.

McKinley Homes won approvals to convert parking at Deerfield Point into 110 for‑sale condos with street‑level retail in Alpharetta. The project is part of a local push to remake older office parks.

Realty Income paid $124M for a 910,800‑sf University Park warehouse — the largest Chicago‑area single‑property industrial sale in over five years.

The mortgage on Coach’s Fifth Avenue flagship was moved to special servicing amid default fears, putting pressure on one of Midtown’s highest-profile retail corners. Lenders and owners now face fast-moving decisions.

Haywood County commissioners approved a USDA-backed loan of more than $78 million to build a new high school, clearing a major financing hurdle despite a split vote.

San Francisco AI firm Hightouch signed an ~18,000‑sq‑ft lease at 275 Seventh Avenue, nearly doubling its Manhattan footprint as the company scales in New York.

Aurora lawmakers advanced a repeal of board‑structure rules after the Housing Authority won an appellate ruling; the move aims to ease financing worries for local affordable projects.

City records and the developer show a 27.27‑acre tract at 2575 W. Dublin‑Granville Rd is slated for 474 apartments and townhomes next to Don Scott Field.