Trevato has begun building 415 apartments at the former Adventure Landing site, including 30 affordable units and ground‑floor retail. Pre‑leasing is expected in 2028.

A state audit finds the NYC Department of Buildings is taking longer to clear routine plan reviews and inspections, citing staffing and budget shortfalls.

Thames Street Wharf landed a $65.7M five‑year refinancing arranged by JLL; Morgan Stanley anchors the building and the loan gives the owner time to manage near‑term maturities.

Boston is weighing whether landlords should be required to keep apartments cool as heat waves intensify, a move with big cost and equity trade-offs. Policymakers must balance tenant safety, retrofit expense and enforcement.

A contractor suit and a landlord notice have put the DDDA‑backed Denver Immersive Repertory Theater's opening and public loan under scrutiny.

A plan to convert a contested corner of Lavaca into a park hit a snag after historic reviewers approved a commercial design; permits are now with city staff.

Years after the smokestacks came down, the former Asarco smelter across from UTEP remains capped, monitored and restricted — unsuitable for homes, schools or hospitals.

Kemah's council pushed the City Center vote to fall while officials await a financial review. The proposed sports‑and‑hotel development has split residents over traffic and tax reimbursements.

A $2.3 million preservation plan will restore the Vine City homes of Grace Towns Hamilton and her father and convert them into public historic landmarks.

LCOR secured a $192.5M construction loan and has started work on a 544-unit tower at 1775 Biscayne Boulevard in Edgewater.

La Cachette du Coin, a Haitian-owned fine-dining spot in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, is fighting a contractor lien and a landlord notice that threaten its lease. Court filings and local reporting put an August court return date on the calendar.

A newly finished Studio City pavilion compound is asking $28M, pairing hemlock-clad vaulted ceilings and imported stone with a guest house, pool and sunken media pit.

Court filings say a prominent Honolulu broker had sex with his assistant in dozens of listed homes, triggering dueling lawsuits and renewed regulatory scrutiny.