Decades of failed permits, fines and neighborhood pushback have left Red Hook’s grain terminal in limbo under owner John Quadrozzi Jr. and a tangle of enforcement actions. Local reporting shows big ideas for the site repeatedly stall at the permit stage.

A 44,000‑plus square‑foot Carbon Performance gym and recovery club is coming to LoSo, with presale memberships now live and a late‑July target opening.

GSX Ventures is marketing a 25‑parcel Uptown site approved for a 211‑unit building after higher interest rates stalled construction financing. The move could mean a sale, a JV or a pause for the project.

Two proposed ordinances would loosen a six‑unit‑per‑acre cap and add accessibility and affordability rules to allow mixed‑use development in Stow’s city center.

Google leased a former P&G 1M‑SF warehouse in Union City for storage and distribution — not a data center. The deal adds to the company’s growing Georgia footprint.

Shoma Group paid $13M for a Coral Gables site and filed plans for Ponce 8, a 16-story Live Local Act project proposing workforce units with ground-floor retail.

Hempstead's Town Board voted to trim the maximum home footprint in Levittown from 30% to 27.5% to curb oversized rebuilds and preserve neighborhood scale.

Vedder Price extended its headquarters lease at 222 N. LaSalle through 2041, signaling continued demand for upgraded Loop office product. The long-term deal keeps a major legal tenant anchored on the Chicago River.

Town Park Plaza South tenants in Overtown sued H.A. Contracting and A‑1 Duran Roofing, alleging 14 of 18 roofs leak nearly every time it rains. Residents say a CRA-funded rehab left roofs still failing and want permanent repairs.

Two Lyra Drive apartment buildings at The Pointe at Polaris sold for about $60.2M, transferring 473 units to new LLC owners in Columbus' Polaris submarket.

An investor paid $14 million for a newly completed shopping plaza at World Golf Village, underscoring renewed retail investment along the I‑95/International Golf Parkway corridor.

A Construction Coverage analysis using Redfin data ranked Jacksonville last among large U.S. metros, but local brokers say the picture is mixed and neighborhood‑specific. Well‑prepared, claim‑free homes are still drawing buyers.

Corteva said New Corteva — its crop‑protection spinoff — will be headquartered in Indianapolis after a planned separation in Q4 2026. Vylor, the seed business, will be based in Johnston, Iowa.