An arts nonprofit offered a 10‑year rent guarantee and a $5M restoration trust in a bid to stop demolition of the landmarked UWS West‑Park Presbyterian Church.

Palm Beach County commissioners denied Calvary Chapel's 18‑acre plan for a K‑12 Christian campus in Jupiter Farms after hours of public comment and staff warnings.

Concorde Career Colleges will open a 45,000‑sq‑ft Houston campus in Westchase in 2027, promising a steady pipeline of nurses and allied‑health workers for local employers.

Lennar paid about $6 million for nearly 40 acres in East Raleigh and plans roughly 200 townhomes, joining a wave of new housing planned across the area.

An $8.5M streetscape on Dexter Avenue has triggered developer interest, new affordable housing and façade upgrades along the west‑side corridor.

A judge approved Chapman Properties' purchase of the 170‑acre Pittsburgh Technical College campus in North Fayette Township, setting up possible housing, senior living and local fights over drainage and traffic.

The City of Lawrence announced Post 23, Tailwind Cafe and Comfort Option as the first tenants for The Corner at Fort Ben, moving the Fort Ben redevelopment closer to a summer opening.

Lincoln Property Company acquired The Spectrum Companies and folded its 4.4M-square-foot portfolio into Lincoln’s Carolinas platform; Spectrum’s Charlotte team will move into Lincoln’s SouthPark headquarters.

Upper Darby School District plans to tear down the closed Delaware County Memorial Hospital and redevelop the site as a career and technical education campus. Procurement and permitting are already moving forward.

A proposed $11.9M gas station at 521 Leisure Lane would add a convenience store, commercial kitchen, pharmacy and even a video arcade to the Highway 160 corridor. The city has approved site plans but the land is still on the market.

The Bay Area will inherit an outsized share of California’s coming intergenerational wealth — but most of it is home equity, not cash, and taxes, care costs and scams will shape how that money actually helps families.

The Port of Long Beach plans to buy the Oceangate tower in downtown and convert it into a maritime trade hub with workforce-training programs. The move would bring port-focused jobs and training into the city’s core.

A Bellevue firm led by a former tech CEO plans an eight‑story apartment in Kenmore; the parcel was bought in August 2024 and construction is slated for late 2026.