Council committees advanced an ordinance to certify 15 city-owned parcels as surplus and eligible for donation to nonprofits for affordable housing.

Maxon Industries will buy city land and invest about $2.8M to expand its North Side plant, bringing roughly 25 new jobs and new shop space to Milwaukee.

Baltimore developer Obrecht Properties plans a 325K‑SF Gateway industrial park in Fayetteville, positioned next to Amazon and aimed at logistics and military contractors.

The Allegheny County Housing Authority has dropped plans to rebuild Hays Manor as subsidized housing, citing rising construction costs, local opposition and uncertain federal funding.

Alderman Plaza in Palm Harbor sold for just over $30 million to JBL Asset Management. The change in ownership could speed up leasing activity along the US‑19 corridor.

The City Planning Commission approved a 76‑unit expansion at 2413 N. Silver Lake Blvd. Six units are reserved for very‑low‑income households amid tenant concerns.

An interior‑demolition permit at 208 S LaSalle clears the way for The LaSalle Residences — a Prime Group conversion that will add roughly 168 apartments, including affordable units, to the Loop.

Frisco ISD’s new superintendent says the district will seek a repair‑focused bond in the next 12–18 months to fix roofs, HVAC and other campus systems. The pitch follows a failed billion‑dollar package in 2024.

Closets By Design is moving its Cincinnati headquarters to Springdale in a roughly $4M project that will expand its footprint and ties incentives to payroll targets.

Mayor Brandon Johnson broke ground on C.A.R.E. Manor, a 44‑unit family-sized affordable housing development in West Garfield Park backed in part by the city’s bond. The project converts vacant lots into walk-up homes for multigenerational households.

A Food Lion‑anchored shopping center in Indian Trail changed hands for $21.4M. The 102,360‑sf plaza includes two outparcel sites and several national tenants.

An appraisal values Springfield Mall at about $30M — a 73% decline — as the loan moves to special servicing and owners enter prenegotiations. Lenders now weigh extension, workout or redevelopment options.

Kohlberg signed for the entire ninth floor at 500 Park Avenue, bringing the Plaza District tower to full occupancy and underscoring renewed demand on Park Avenue.