Lightspeed signed a long-term lease at 149 New Montgomery and plans to move its headquarters from Menlo Park as San Francisco’s AI cluster expands.

Median single-family prices dipped to $473,875 in April while listings rose, leaving the Las Vegas market with about a 3.5-month supply. Sales and condo prices edged lower as inventory climbed.

A designated Kirkwood landmark from 1858 could be demolished after the city issued a permit and a judge dismissed neighbors’ challenge.

Gilbert has put an 18.9‑acre parcel near Topgolf up for sealed bids; the site was appraised at $6.39M and a bid opening is set for June 1.

A crowded City Hall hearing split St. Charles residents over a proposed ordinance that would define and effectively bar data centers; council set a May 19 vote.

Blackbird Partners is pitching eight owner-owned "Nest" hangars on about 13 acres beside the Spirit of St. Louis Airport, with a targeted early-2027 start.

Nashville-based e|spaces has leased more than 21,000 square feet at Crescent Center in East Memphis, bringing flexible office suites to the Poplar corridor later this year.

A Neptune Beach developer bought the former Sears at Orange Park Mall and filed plans for a mixed‑use project that includes a grocer, dental office and Mediterranean restaurant.

Two Oppidan developments add nearly 300 income‑restricted apartments in Raleigh, financed with LIHTC, tax‑exempt bonds and local gap loans.

Duke Energy told investors it added about 2.7 GW in new data center contracts, bringing its signed pipeline to roughly 7.6 GW and accelerating grid upgrades across the Carolinas.

Developers shrank a plan for a vacant lot on California Avenue to 105 units, including 21 below‑market homes, after neighborhood objections.

First Horizon will open a banking center in MOSAIC at Chatham Park, joining retailers as the massive Pittsboro development moves toward full buildout. The move highlights banks’ interest in new Triangle suburbs.

A developer has filed to rezone the Grand Bar Ranch in Dade City for roughly 1,500 homes as Pasco’s population surges. The proposal hinges on SR 52 infrastructure upgrades and county approvals.