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.

Baird is relocating its Seattle office to Two Union Square on May 18, shrinking its downtown footprint as employers pare back space and refocus on client-facing work.

Downtown FabWorks, Carimi, DSC Dredge and LEMOINE top CityBusiness’ Fastest Growing Companies list, bringing bigger projects and jobs to New Orleans.

AdventHealth will anchor Legacy Place with an 80‑bed hospital in The Villages, part of a 700‑acre Benderson development that adds retail, medical and office space. Early phases are slated to open in 2027.

City Council delayed a rezoning for a proposed Kroger near Memorial Boulevard after neighbors warned construction could worsen flooding. Developers must return with a drainage plan.

Durham’s City Council approved $4.5 million to build and preserve affordable homes, targeting a mix of new units, rehabs and supportive services to stabilize hundreds of households.

Former Stifel adviser Chuck A. Roberts has a buyer for his Bay Point waterfront home as investor claims and arbitration awards tied to his work mount.

Crews are rebuilding the Marquee at Cedar Lee more than a year after a Jan. 2025 fire. City and developer say work is underway and a late‑2026 reopening is possible.

IPS will give seven unused parcels to Greater Indy Habitat, opening the way for up to 16 affordable homes aimed at neighbors and school employees.

A New Jersey firm paid about $50M for a cluster of Newbury Street and Massachusetts Avenue storefronts, adding fresh investor momentum to Back Bay retail.

FRP Development and partner PCCP delivered a 200,000‑sf Class A warehouse in Delray Beach — the first of three buildings at Logistics Center at Delray. Cushman & Wakefield is marketing the space.