Crews are lifting multiple homes in Conroe’s Forest Hills as new flood rules, FEMA grants and county buyouts push homeowners toward elevation or relocation.

Bedford's Market at Gateway will add a 23,443-square-foot Sprouts, a Nothing Bundt Cakes and 106 townhomes to the Airport Freeway corridor, with Sprouts slated to open in November 2026.

CyrusOne filed to build a roughly $500M, 460,000‑sq‑ft data center near Castroville, expanding Medina County's growing cloud‑campus cluster and raising questions about power and tax breaks.

Denver's Warehouse Anywhere bought Texas‑based XPS Solutions, folding a call‑center and remote‑management team into its business storage marketplace. The move expands scale and AI capabilities.

The city’s 48-week academy is training paid recruits to become certified building inspectors and address a chronic staffing shortfall. Officials project near‑full staffing by spring 2027.

State RACP awards send $6.75M to five local projects, from New Kensington site prep to hospital electrical upgrades and a Blairsville training center.

Space Adventures founder Eric Anderson has listed his Hunts Point Lake Washington estate, complete with a yacht-sized dock and helipad. The move adds another high-profile Eastside listing amid shifting ultra‑luxury activity.

A 169‑unit affordable lottery is open for Starhill Phase II in Morris Heights. Studios start at $777 and applications are due Sept. 8, 2026.

Brevan Howard took a roughly 7,000 sq ft suite in Coconut Grove this spring, joining other newcomers staking claims in Miami’s office market. The move is small in scale but symbolically significant.

Laney Development revived a long-stalled downtown project at 427 S Presa with a larger 17‑story design and an HDRC hearing scheduled for Aug. 5. Construction could begin in early 2027 if approvals hold.

A county appeals board denied a proposed drive‑thru Chick‑fil‑A on Ritchie Highway after neighbors raised traffic, safety and environmental concerns. The decision follows months of hearings.

MacGregor neighbors say rapid new builds violate long‑standing deed restrictions; civic leaders have filed complaints and the dispute has moved toward court. Residents want a say in future development.

A new CRA draft maps workforce housing, retail and a heritage trail in Midtown while promising to protect the area's Black history. The plan now heads to public review.