A six-story mixed-income project has a zoning filing for 3400 W. Ogden in North Lawndale, proposing 59 units (48 affordable) and nearly 9,000 sq ft of retail.

Brickwork is rising at the Sweet Auburn Grande corner as developers restore the 1908 Atlanta Life Insurance building and prepare 109 apartments and street‑level retail.

After nearly nine years of approvals, Sunrise closed on a 2.84‑acre Oceanside site and plans an 84‑unit assisted living and memory care community.

Prologis filed plans for a 516,000‑sq‑ft, three‑story data center on 15 acres in South San Jose with about 99 MW capacity and on‑site power infrastructure.

Acciona is buying an 80% stake in Cumming-based Vertical Earth while founder Brett Johnson keeps 20%. The deal strengthens Acciona’s local construction capacity ahead of major Georgia highway work.

Life Time and Midas Hospitality unveiled plans for a Life Time Living project at Boulevard South in Richmond Heights, pairing 263 apartments with a 110,000‑sq‑ft athletic club and street‑level retail.

Supervisors advanced a plan to give community land trusts and nonprofit developers a first chance to buy certain apartment buildings in unincorporated L.A. County. Staff have 180 days to draft the rules.

McCarthy signed a 96,252‑square‑foot lease at 3133 E. Camelback Road and is converting a Tempe hotel into a training campus, marking major Arizona investments.

AvalonBay paid about $22M for a full block in downtown South Miami, setting up a 16‑story Avalon South Miami II with roughly 250 apartments and ground‑floor retail.

HPD has proposed a narrow 421‑a rule change to let some developments swap affordability options and preserve eligibility for the extended 2031 completion window.

Aspen Hospitality is bringing The Nell New York to 10 Rockefeller Plaza, converting upper‑floor offices into a Relais & Châteaux‑affiliated hotel slated for fall 2027.

A San Diego firm paid $86.6M for a 1.06M‑sq‑ft Marshalls distribution center in Vandalia, a notable premium over its 2022 sale and a sign of ongoing demand near the Dayton airport.

Construction has begun on Waterford’s new community and wellness center at the former OCC Highland Lakes campus, a multi‑acre project with courts, fields and senior services. The township expects work to continue into early 2028.