A Wilmette house led DuPage and Cook County’s top‑10 home sales for the week of June 8, with North Shore estates and lakefront condos dominating the list.

Jefferson Parish and LSED are pursuing a $28.5M renovation of the Shrine on Airline — officials say the overhaul could bring a pro soccer team to Metairie.

Durham County commissioners meet Monday night to consider a 12‑month moratorium on hyperscale data centers as planners study water, power and noise impacts.

A Maidstone Farm waterfront estate with courts, two pools and an indoor golf simulator is on the market for about $13M after a multimillion‑dollar renovation.

Williams International plans to expand its Pontiac campus on land that once housed Michigan Motion Picture Studios, adding R&D and manufacturing capacity. The move ties into wider industrial growth in Oakland County.

Sky Park El Paso will add two Class A warehouses totaling about 636,392 sq ft at 205 Walter Jones Blvd as the first phase of a multi‑phase industrial campus near the airport.

A 2014 tax-sharing deal that funneled the first $13.7M in hotel taxes to the developer ends next year, returning full hotel-tax receipts to Oceanside. City leaders say the windfall will help pay for core services.

A 16‑floor "vertical village" in downtown San Francisco is fracturing as floor leaders and founders clash over governance, revenue and expansion plans.

Bingo Wholesale closed on a $50M site at 18 Warsoff Place in Bedford‑Stuyvesant, giving central Brooklyn a potential new kosher superstore closer to Crown Heights. Permits and a timeline are still pending.

Homeowners on Brown Street say a 2023 excavation for an adjacent project cracked their rowhouses, left one home declared unsafe and triggered lawsuits against the developer. City records show a contractor suspension and ongoing legal battles.

A 19,516-square-foot Richmond estate on 1.7 acres sold in June and ranked among the Houston area's top home sales. The property features a private theater, wine grotto and oversized garage.

Boston will seek roughly $4.85M in HOME funds to help build a six‑story, 41‑unit, 100% affordable senior housing project at 4259 Washington Street; the ERR is open for comment through July 10, 2026.

Planning documents filed in Greenwich would demolish the nearly 20,000-square-foot house once owned by Donald and Ivana Trump and replace it with a new main house and sports amenities.