Planners want to split the 'Residential: Established' zoning into RE1, RE2 and RE3 to protect single-family areas while allowing duplexes, small multifamily and ADUs in targeted places.

Council advanced rezoning and annexation of a 4.47‑acre lot to complete the Ronald Reagan Commerce Center and removed data centers from the parcel’s allowed uses.

Neighbors jammed a meeting and formed a legal fund after commissioners opened bids to sell nearly 20 acres beside Fairhaven Park.

River's Edge at Gruene is a 125-acre FM 306 development with homes, riverfront lots and a planned boutique hotel near Gruene.

Highland Partners bought Exhibit on Superior, a 298‑unit River North tower, for $119 million. The deal underscores demand for amenity‑heavy downtown rentals.

St. Petersburg may ask voters to free nine long-vacant parcels near Jamestown for roughly 41 workforce and affordable homes.

Walmart is pursuing the former Rite Aid at 4411 Howley St as a last‑mile delivery hub, prompting neighborhood concerns about traffic and zoning. City code and a zoning notice will shape the next steps.

The Massachusetts House added a YIGBY framework to a $561M bond bill, allowing multifamily housing on qualifying faith‑owned land and sending the measure to the Senate.

A land bank paid $18.75M for an 18-acre Hialeah parcel that Lennar plans to turn into 178 townhomes with a lakefront clubhouse.

Breeze has signed a 15-year lease at 590 Fulton Street and plans a fall 2026 flagship in Downtown Brooklyn.

WBT’s Nations Ford transmitter parcel is listed for sale as residents and broadcasters push to preserve the station’s rare Blaw‑Knox towers and transmitter building.

Buzz Oates is moving Placer Commerce Center from infrastructure into vertical construction, planning two speculative warehouses on the 400‑acre site north of Roseville.

Staff propose expanding 'missing‑middle' housing across single‑family areas and allowing mid‑rise blocks near Santana Row, and neighbors are pushing back. The Planning Commission split on Winchester upzones and sent the matter to City Council.