Highpointe’s 220‑acre project in Etna Township broke ground Friday and will add hundreds of apartments, homes and new retail near the I‑70 interchange.

A Newton developer wants to convert the brick office block at 7–9 Galen St. into 285 apartments while preserving the historic facade and adding retail and pedestrian space.

Months after a gas explosion, Kelton House leaders are moving from stabilization to reconstruction — and the rebuild could include a new rear event space.

A new pedestrian passage opened Friday in West Harlem, completing Janus Property’s master plan and linking the campus to 125th Street.

A State College joint venture expanded its hold on the stalled Newbury Market by acquiring a parcel through Chapter 11, consolidating roughly 27 acres for retail and grocery plans.

CoStar reports Amazon has a deal to buy 1237 W. Division, Chicago's five‑story vertical warehouse — a high‑profile infill project that has been largely vacant since delivery.

Blue Heron’s Rosewood will add more than 260 apartments and street-level retail at South Saunders near Dix Park, joining a wave of development reshaping Raleigh’s West End.

Related Urban has filed plans for a two‑tower, mixed‑income redevelopment near the Douglas Road Metrorail station that would yield 818 residences and a new library branch. The filing leans on Miami‑Dade RTZ rules and the Live Local Act to speed review.

After a June sale of the Gordon Building, roughly two dozen Allston shops face steep rent hikes, abrupt parking fees and looming closures. Longtime owners say they can’t absorb the new terms.

Sen. Brian Kavanagh says REST has built momentum in Albany and could let towns use public data to trigger rent stabilization. Landlords and tenant groups are gearing up for a fight.

A local group wants to convert Akron’s vacant Central‑Hower into H+ART — dozens of studios, offices, gyms and a restored auditorium — pending state approval.

An oceanfront Ponte Vedra Beach home sold July 10 for $10.25M to David and Regina LaMonte, closing a rapid flip and a big gain for the seller.

Pew and local data show Miami’s under‑40 households face a widening price‑to‑income gap, higher mortgage rates and down‑payment barriers that keep buyers on the sidelines.