State planning documents show nearly 4,000 apartments on two parcels north of Hudson Yards, including about 1,185 affordable homes and a 400-key hotel. The state has opened environmental review.

LMN Architects signed a 50,154-square-foot lease at the renovated Washington Park building in Pioneer Square and plans to relocate next year.

Superior’s 156‑acre downtown is finally filling in: apartments, a hotel, a food hall and a life‑sciences campus are lining up as developers finish deals. The town expects most work to be complete by fall 2027.

An Atlanta investor bought a seven‑building office campus in northwest Houston as Silver Star moves through Chapter 11. The buyer plans renovations and possible redevelopment.

Sutter Health filed design‑review plans for a 117,000‑sq‑ft medical office at Highland Pointe in Roseville, aiming to finish the business park’s long‑planned final phase. The proposal expands Sutter’s outpatient footprint near its Roseville campus.

Longtime residents in unincorporated Redwood City say teardowns and bigger rebuilds are shifting neighborhood character — and county rules can leave homeowners with surprise sewer bills.

Longmont officials are seeking City Council approval to buy the shuttered Longmont YMCA at 950 Lashley Street to preserve recreation and childcare services for residents.

San Francisco AI startup Zip leased a full floor at 245-249 W. 17th St. in Chelsea and will open its first East Coast office as it builds a 100-person NYC team.

Nearly $1 billion in state funding will create or preserve about 2,754 affordable apartments, with big awards to Vital Brooklyn, Chelsea and the Bronx.

Northmarq arranged roughly $22.9M in Fannie Mae DUS financing for Elora Flats & Townhomes, preserving 104 income‑restricted apartments after Arrowpoint’s purchase.

The Columbus council unanimously reclassified the city’s data‑center zoning to require public hearings and case‑by‑case board review for future projects.

SouthState plans a five‑story, roughly 40,000‑sq‑ft office at 233 Central Ave that will bring about 125 operations staff to downtown Winter Haven.

Fulshear Development Corp. reviewed a conceptual mixed-use parking garage that could add about 260 spaces and street-level retail on a full downtown block. Officials say the plan is early-stage and will need more review.