Rezoning clears the way for a six‑story, 117‑unit student housing project on Red Road just west of the University of Miami.

A Rocket Mortgage analysis finds Austin first‑time buyers would need roughly 21 years to save a typical down payment under a 5%‑savings assumption. Local assistance and loan options can shorten that runway for eligible households.

A multinational JV will invest $500M to add a 500,000‑sq‑ft building at the Otsuka ICU Medical campus in Northwest Austin.

Design and engineering work has begun on a proposed Spiral Tower in downtown Denver that could top out at 673 feet and reshape the skyline.

Top of the Sipp, a $60M project in Southaven’s Snowden District, is now roughly 40% leased with sports and entertainment anchors among the signed tenants.

Neighbors and river advocates say a 417-unit Ariza Bellevue plan and a proposed bridge could worsen floods along the Harpeth River as a July 16 stormwater hearing approaches. Technical studies and variances will be central to the debate.

DeKalb County seeded a $12 million Housing Investment Fund and pledged ongoing annual backing to expand homeownership, repairs and affordable housing preservation.

A $23 million, bond‑funded Central Fire Station opened in downtown El Paso Thursday, consolidating three older houses and offering tours, demos and public art.

The Ruby Hotel & Bar will start work this fall on a 2,500-sq-ft event space that expands its wedding and conference capacity. The venue is slated to open in 2027.

The Healey‑Driscoll administration awarded $18.6M in HDIP tax credits to fund 662 new homes across six Gateway Cities, starting with a Fall River redevelopment.

Developers want to turn the shuttered DoubleTree at 185 Union Ave into a four‑star boutique hotel. City financing officials will weigh a PILOT on July 14.

Acadia has started marketing its Trader Joe’s‑anchored Clark & Diversey retail package, putting one of Lincoln Park’s busiest retail corners on the market. Buyers are being pitched steady, grocery‑anchored rent rolls.

CoStar data show U.S. hotel openings clustering three years out, but developers are pausing projects — Denver's planned convention Marriott is on hold amid rising costs.