Buckingham floated a 58-unit townhome concept beside the Indiana Farm Bureau building, adding low-rise infill housing to downtown Indianapolis.

Construction has begun on Conrad, a 315‑unit apartment project at the former Trester salvage yard on Business 28 in Miami Township. Developers tout amenities while residents raise traffic and housing‑mix concerns.

Creve Coeur postponed a vote on Graeser Station after neighborhood turnout raised alarms about traffic, density and public subsidies. The 147-unit proposal will return for more review.

Hillsboro councilors are pressing for an emergency session after 17 data‑center enterprise‑zone applications arrived as state rules shift. A June 2 work session is set to review the filings and the city's approval process.

Rose Rock has started site work on Boulevard Place at 20 W. Oklahoma City Blvd, a long‑delayed mid‑rise that aims to add roughly 260 apartments near the convention center. The move marks the project's first visible progress after years of delays.

The Bass family has hired JLL to run retail leasing at Sundance Square after criticism over vacancies and opaque leasing. JLL will manage about 105,000 square feet of storefronts.

Taylor approved a 75,097‑sq‑ft Meijer Market at Telegraph & Champaign, joining a wave of grocery and convenience projects reshaping the corridor.

Uline won a 12‑month extension in Kenosha and said it will pause a planned million‑square‑foot distribution center while it watches the economy.

St. Louis County is preparing to update zoning rules to account for potential data‑center projects. County Executive Sam Page will outline next steps Tuesday in Clayton.

A Fort Bend agrihood is pairing homes with a working farm while researchers from Texas A&M study whether the design changes diet, activity and neighbor connections.

Binning Hospitality will convert properties on South Closner Boulevard into Staybridge Suites and a full-service Holiday Inn, an $18–$20M project expected to create 47 jobs.

Blue Heron paid roughly $33.3M for two peninsulas at Lake Las Vegas and unveiled Liora — a 60‑lot waterfront community with homes starting near $1.7M. The builder says construction will begin in spring 2026.

State funds were released and crews are back at the Pop Myles site, reviving hopes the long‑stalled $8.9M pool will finally open.