A federal judge barred Buckingham residents from suing bondholders, dimming hopes of reclaiming about $147 million in entrance‑fee refunds. The decision favors secured lenders.

Jeffersonville’s Redevelopment Commission approved $1.3M to convert a vacant Spring Street building into Picasso House, a small theater and multipurpose venue in NoCo.

Vuela opened in Wilsonville with 121 affordable apartments and ground‑floor space for a permanent food bank, a SMART welcome center and a commuter food hall. The transit‑adjacent project mixes supportive housing, subsidized units and public funding.

City Planning's one-year report shows about 28,500 homes proposed under CHIP. Developers are filing fast, but critics warn delivery and displacement remain big questions.

A waitlist opened at Caton Flats in Flatbush offering studio to three‑bedroom lottery units starting at $596 a month.

Greenfield broke ground on a $50M mixed‑use project that will add 150 apartments, street‑level retail and a new downtown parking structure.

Kading Properties’ Villas on Bell is taking shape in Knoxville: Phase I is expected this year and a Bell Avenue connector is slated for paving soon. The 247‑unit project will add a new route into downtown and dozens of rental homes to the south side.

A Grovenor House penthouse in Coconut Grove lists at $20.9M with a private rooftop plunge pool, wine cellar and private elevator.

Erma’s at Fairmont broke ground in Sugar House: a 110‑unit affordable senior building named for Erma Rosenhan will offer deeply affordable rents and state tax‑credit financing.

Erin Brockovich launched a crowdsourced map to track AI data‑center projects and community complaints; Texas is the top source of reports, with Sulphur Springs the loudest cluster.

A modular $400M refinery project broke ground Friday at the former Tosco site south of Duncan, promising a 30,000‑bpd plant and new jobs.

City permits filed May 29 show Raising Cane’s will replace the closed Pollo Tropical at Mandarin Corners with a roughly 2,770‑sq‑ft restaurant and dual drive‑thru. The DBPR plan allows about 77 seats.

A lender‑led foreclosure has put the 246‑room Hyatt Centric at 721 Congress Ave on the courthouse auction block for June 2. The sale will decide who controls the downtown hotel.