Arapahoe Basin wants to nearly double machine‑made snow, add two 200‑space lots and install remote avalanche towers. The Forest Service is taking comments through Aug. 24, 2026.

Developers propose converting a longtime Borden dairy warehouse in North Miami Beach into a private indoor-outdoor racquet-sports complex with courts and a restaurant.

A 12-acre Hillsborough estate called Villa de Verano is in contract at a $78.8M ask and could top the Bay Area’s home sales for 2026 if it closes near that price.

MassDOT has opened a swath of Davol Street waterfront in Fall River for private development after the Route 79 removal. Officials and planners say the parcels could support housing, retail and public space near the MBTA stop.

East Palo Alto is moving forward with plans for a roughly 3‑million‑gallon potable water tank to improve pressure and emergency reserves.

UBS opened a 26,000-square-foot Wealth Advice Center at 23Springs in Uptown Dallas, with room for more than 170 advisors and a dedicated training facility.

The LNG developer behind Texas LNG plans to relocate its Houston headquarters to 2 Houston Center as its Brownsville export project advances. The move puts Glenfarne in a central downtown tower amid financing and early construction milestones.

Cypress took up a plan to parcel the Los Alamitos Race Course into parks, housing and commercial lots while leaving the future of live racing unresolved.

Shards from a 17th‑floor window at 150 California Street fell to a sixth‑floor patio; the Department of Building Inspection issued a notice requiring the pane be replaced and adjacent façades checked.

Construction has begun on a $147 million, nearly 800‑bed student housing development at 850 West End Ave SW serving Morehouse and Spelman students. The project is slated to open in fall 2028.

Playhouse Square has acquired the 1948 Greyhound terminal and is planning interim public uses and stabilization work while longer‑term restoration is studied.

A 517-acre Hill Country parcel in Spicewood is listed for roughly $44M and has drawn interest from aviation and auto buyers. The ranch includes a private grass runway and sits near new luxury projects west of Austin.

Toronto’s Vital Infrastructure paid roughly US$89.9M for the seven‑story East New York Health Hub. Existing medical tenants and AdvantageCare’s lease will remain in place.