Boston Scientific plans a $138M facility in Plainfield and will bring about 300 jobs, local and state sources say. The investment ties into Indiana’s broader life‑sciences push.

Murrysville cleared plans for a nearly $10M overhaul of Franklin Regional's athletic facilities, a phased project that will returf fields, rebuild courts and add a multipurpose pitch through 2026.

University Hospitals paid $9.1M for the former Synthomer U.S. headquarters at 25435 Harvard Road in Beachwood and plans a new UH location there.

Honolulu rolled out two loan programs, including a zero‑interest down‑payment loan up to $40,000 with no fees for income‑qualified buyers. The city says lenders will attach the assistance to primary mortgages.

A $1 billion mixed‑use district and an $80M city hall have turned Mansfield’s slow‑growth image upside down, splitting longtime residents and leaders over spending, traffic and transparency.

North Ridgeville approved a yearlong moratorium on data‑center permits after a heated council hearing. Officials say the pause will buy time to study water, power and zoning impacts.

A housing lottery is live for 303 affordable apartments at The Peninsula in Hunts Point, with studios starting at $465. Applications are open through July 7, 2026.

Madison Yards, the BeltLine‑adjacent retail hub in Reynoldstown, traded for $73 million to an unnamed institutional investor. The sale follows CTO's 2022 acquisition of the center for about $80.2 million.

Byron Allen paid $91.3M for a 1.7‑acre Red Mountain estate in Aspen as local luxury sales cool. The three‑story home adds to his coast‑to‑coast trophy holdings.

Atlanta BeltLine paid $16.5M for the Willoughby — a four-story office near the Eastside Trail — to preserve below-market commercial space in the Old Fourth Ward.

Columbus has tapped Elford to begin early work on an Easton police substation under a $10M contract; construction is slated to begin in June.

First America Homes is entering Anna with 81 lots at Leonard Trails and a new DFW division. Homes start in the $300s and construction is slated for July 2026.

A hotel near Miami International Airport quietly sold for $16 million to a buyer tied to the healthcare industry. The purchase highlights investor interest in MIA‑area lodging.