Resorts World and Cirrus bought a 1.78‑acre Archer Square parcel in Downtown Jamaica and plan roughly 700 homes, linking the casino operator’s housing pledge to a specific site.

Aloha Tower is getting a roughly $7M renovation, with crews repainting the façade, replacing windows and rebuilding the observation deck ahead of a September reopening.

American Underground has returned to the American Tobacco Campus with a new 40,000‑sq‑ft headquarters while keeping Main Street outposts and launching programming this month.

Honolulu investor Tomoya Tsuruhara paid $10.5M for the former ABC Stores site at 349 Royal Hawaiian Ave in Waikiki, expanding his local portfolio. The sale shifts a small but visible tourist-block property into new hands.

A new mass‑timber office called Workbench has opened on E. Seventh, housing architects, builders and a lighting showroom under one roof.

KBS has put 515 North Congress — a 26‑story, ~268k‑sqft downtown tower — on the market as Austin office owners look for exits.

A new Minneapolis Fed dashboard maps how St. Paul’s zoning and rent‑stabilization changes reshaped development — and why affordability still looks uneven.

The Park Church is dedicating 30 acres to a 300+ unit development aimed at giving teachers and first responders a shot at homeownership.

Detroit Public Media is preparing to break ground on a $40M Piquette campus that will fold TV and radio under one roof and add community studios and a theater.

Rigid Fabrication bought a former Baker Hughes campus on Sooner Road and will build data‑center racks and enclosures as Oklahoma attracts cloud investment. The move recasts old oilfield space into supply‑chain manufacturing.

Targo Capital paid $81M for a seven‑building Lower Manhattan portfolio, adding at least one Lower East Side property.

DocuSign is shifting to 1301 Second Ave, a move that could leave its namesake 999 Third Ave tower more than half-empty and add to downtown vacancy pressures.

Alvin's city council approved a resolution Thursday pausing data center proposals while officials study impacts on power, water and long‑term planning.