Northeastern paid $169 million to buy East Village, bringing a privately developed 17‑story, roughly 720‑bed tower under university ownership.

Danish pump maker Grundfos broke ground on a 143,000-square-foot Brookshire expansion and opened Academy Americas to train workers and partners.

A SmartAsset ranking, reported by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, names Waukesha the state’s wealthiest county and shows Milwaukee suburbs filling most top spots.

Miami‑Dade capped developer extensions and instructed the mayor to reclaim or reassign stalled county parcels. The move aims to speed production of affordable homes on public land.

A Court of Appeals decision in a Smoky Mountain Country Club dispute has homeowner attorneys pressing the North Carolina Supreme Court over how far HOAs can reach with liens and foreclosures. The ruling lands against a backdrop of thousands of HOA foreclosure filings statewide.

Belleair Development Group has filed to expand Terraces at 87th, proposing roughly 116 new townhomes and a total of about 132 residences on the north St. Pete site.

Seven proposals for the Commerce Park site landed on city desks, offering ideas from an innovation hub to a boutique hotel. The decision will shape the Deuces' next chapter.

Bridgepoint is buying Boca Raton–based Kayne Anderson Real Estate for about $1.4B, folding $22B in property assets into a larger platform and pushing pro‑forma AUM toward $117B.

California’s MORE program rehabbed parks like Shady Lane, but one‑time funding and tight deadlines left many communities stalled and some big rebuilds scaled back.

Lupe Development and the Wall Companies revived plans to replace a downtown parking lot with 104 affordable senior apartments near the Stone Arch Bridge. City planners previewed the design this week and developers say public outreach is next.

Zillow shows Emeryville’s typical home value has slid to roughly $445K in a year, with condos bearing the brunt as rising HOA fees and new apartments bite. The city’s condo-heavy stock amplifies the decline.

The last of three Surf Avenue affordable buildings topped out on June 23, putting 420 new rental homes on the map. The milestone completes the master plan that will deliver more than 1,200 affordable units to Coney Island.

Seasonal species surveys and cultural checks are adding thousands to development budgets and months to timelines, making it harder to build housing in San Diego.