St. Charles County Plots Six-Month Freeze On Mega Data Centers
St. Charles County is weighing a six-month pause on approvals for large data centers while officials study impacts on water, power and neighborhoods. The draft ordinance would freeze permits and order a joint review by county departments.
Blue Lagoon Hotel Lot Poised To Swap Parking For 600 New Apartments
Miami-Dade commissioners signed off on a 600-unit redevelopment at 5800 Blue Lagoon Drive that preserves the Pullman hotel while adding 300 workforce units, retail and new parking. The approval moves the parcel into the county’s SMART Corridor subzone.
Google Billionaire’s Bruising NYC Apartment Exit Has Landlords Spooked
A rare, public sell‑off tied to Sergey Brin's family office highlights how rising costs and rent‑stabilization rules are squeezing New York landlords.
Tacoma Green Card Gamble Blows Up as Investors Say $39 Million Vanished at Point Ruston
Seventy‑eight investors say about $39M evaporated after an EB‑5 loan tied to Point Ruston collapsed, and they say the project left many with delayed green‑card timelines. They’ve filed a federal suit in Tacoma seeking repayment and damages.
Downtown Columbus Campus Shake-Up Puts OhioHealth Hall At Center Stage
Columbus State is adding a $66.5 million OhioHealth Hall, a new tech hub and campus renovations downtown to expand hands-on training and local job pipelines. These projects pair bond funding with public and private support.
Columbia City Condos Toss Lifeline To Seattle’s Priced-Out Buyers
Liberty Commons will add 58 permanently affordable condos to Columbia City, offering homes for households earning under 80% of area median income. Habitat says the units are priced far below market to lock in long-term ownership.












