The Frederick Shack Residence, a $38M supportive-housing building at 1405 Boston Road, opened in Crotona Park East with 79 studios and on-site services.

Mayor Vi Lyles cast the tie-breaking vote after a 6-5 split, leaving a proposed multi‑million‑square‑foot project and talk of a moratorium unresolved. Residents and some council members want faster action on protections for water, power and health.

Construction is slated to begin in May on a $50M apartment project near the Indiana State Fairgrounds, bringing more housing to the Fall Creek corridor.

City and private partners are rolling out pop-ups, murals, trees and transit upgrades on Market East ahead of Philly's 250th.

Duval County is replacing Hogan-Spring Glen with a $43.7–$44M pre-K–5 campus that will boost capacity to about 930 students and open in August 2027.

State officials approved up to $150 million in tax‑capture bonds to reimburse Bedrock for downtown projects, including Hudson’s Detroit and the Book Tower. The move frees revenue to support construction and reimburse earlier investments.

Ken Griffin has retooled his Brickell project into a 54‑story, 1.7M‑sqft office tower — Citadel may take more space and site work is now underway at 1201 Brickell Bay Drive.

The Chaucer topped out this week in Rice Village, putting 33 luxury condos on track as a small but growing roster of high‑end projects moves forward in Houston. The tower is about 65% presold.

PNC is moving its Austin headquarters to ATX Tower at 321 West 6th Street, adding crown signage and a street-level branch as teams relocate in late 2026. The bank says the move will include two built floors for local corporate and commercial teams.

K&D bought the long‑empty Rockefeller Building and plans roughly 275 apartments and a new 500‑space garage, leaning on state brownfield funds and historic tax credits.

Banyan Street Capital is pitching the South Tower at Atlanta Financial Center as a 300,000‑square‑foot, single‑user headquarters opportunity in Buckhead. Newmark is marketing the sale.

Oakland County says roughly 700 employees will move into a renovated building at 31 E. Judson in downtown Pontiac, with a target move‑in of fall 2027. Officials say facade work and garage prep are underway.

Woda Cooper cut the ribbon on Granville Woods Lofts on Columbus’s East Side — a roughly $21M, two‑phase project that adds about 118 mixed‑income apartments. The build pairs affordable units with street‑level retail and community space.