A new platform called Unlisted lets D.C. buyers join waitlists for homes before they hit the market; Georgetown is one of the most targeted ZIP codes.

PS Seasoning and Pro Smoker broke ground on a West Bend headquarters and launched a new corporate entity. The campus promises manufacturing, R&D and new jobs.

City Council approved Ordinance 2026‑0363 to let licensed private firms review site plans, promising faster approvals, training and conflict safeguards. Supporters say the move will cut carrying costs for builders.

DoorDash is relocating its Columbus DashMart to a larger Grandview Heights‑area facility at 1020 W. 5th Ave. Permits show a kitchen and signage is already up.

Jamestown sold 18 Tremont for about $29.5M — a steep markdown from the $103M it paid in 2019, highlighting pressure on older downtown offices and fueling conversion plans.

The state Senate advanced HB 162 to end parking minimums statewide; supporters say it could lower housing costs and reduce stormwater runoff. The bill now needs House concurrence before reaching the governor.

The John W. McCormack Post Office and Courthouse at 5 Post Office Square was named among 26 federal properties under consideration for disposal, raising questions about tenants and redevelopment.

Public records show a convicted New Orleans lawyer’s lakefront house is officially valued far below comparable sales, prompting an assessor review and neighbor outcry.

A 2.5‑acre Seabrook estate with a private beach closed this month and landed among the Houston area's priciest sales.

A City of Arlington reel lists upcoming openings — lululemon at Arlington Highlands, a Dollar Tree, Back Nine Golf, a Tesla collision center and new chargers, plus Al Rollins Park.

West Chester unveiled a 75‑acre Mill Creek District concept that would add offices, housing, retail and nearly 20 acres of green space — officials forecast up to $700M. Phase II planning is now testing feasibility and preparing a developer solicitation.

A 280,614‑sq‑ft warehouse at 8796 Independence Parkway in Twinsburg sold for just over $34M, underscoring investor demand for modern logistics space in Northeast Ohio.

Real Capital Solutions bought the 36‑story 101 Marietta tower in downtown Atlanta, a notable vote of confidence for value‑add office investment. The deal follows a marketing campaign and loan pressure at the property.