Lake County approved an eight‑month moratorium and an administrative deferral on data center applications while planners study electricity, water and infrastructure impacts.

A Long Island developer has filed permits for a six-story, 100-unit apartment with a rooftop pool at 639–53 N. Broad St.; demolition permits were issued this week.

A new Tennessee rule lets cities opt to exclude housing tax‑credit value from property assessments, easing financing for LIHTC projects and potentially unlocking thousands more affordable apartments.

New county assessment notices show downtown Spokane office and apartment values slipping while manufactured homes and vacant land tick up.

Dominion has moved Sterling Ranch’s rainwater-harvesting pilot into Colorado water court as it seeks permission to capture roughly 111 acre-feet a year for park irrigation. The case will test legal limits on large-scale rain collection and could set a statewide precedent.

LPC approved revised plans for a 420‑foot mixed‑use tower at 188 Duffield Street that preserves the landmarked Duffield Street Houses while trimming the tower's massing.

Ocean View School District is exploring developer-built workforce housing at two closed Huntington Beach elementary sites, offering staff-first units and preserved playing fields.

A 520‑unit apartment project is proposed at 100–150 Newport Ave beside North Quincy station; the MBTA Communities Act could let it advance without a zoning‑board vote.

Nashville’s Oliver Hospitality is expanding beyond Tennessee, adding The Sarasota Modern, plotting a Detroit boutique and moving ahead with historic rehabs in Aiken and Knoxville.

Dueling foreclosures have erupted around Great Central Brewing, threatening the brewery and an adjacent lot as lenders push for sales and court-ordered disposition.

Lane Partners’ amended Parkline filing would convert SRI’s Menlo Park campus into 1,082 homes, a retail village and large new public open space.

KAI and Dallas ISD kicked off construction on a $53 million Seagoville PK‑8 that pairs labs, arts rooms and outdoor learning on a 100‑acre campus. The two‑story school will hold roughly 800 students and is slated to open in 2027.

The city signed off on a program environmental review for Sunridge — the New Urban West plan to remake the former Whittaker‑Bermite site into homes, parks and shops. The move funds a PEIR that will study traffic, cleanup questions and the project’s scale.