North River Leerink withdrew from Somerville's 90 Washington RFP, leaving Wood Partners as the lone finalist and narrowing the city's leverage on parking, open space and affordable homes.

Rally House filed plans to demolish and rebuild its Lane Avenue shop across from Ohio Stadium into a much larger store with a 400‑sqft electronic billboard.

Alpharetta is replacing Fire Station 81 and renovating Station 82 in a multi‑million‑dollar push to modernize facilities, add a clean room and improve firefighter safety. The work is funded through the city’s capital plan.

Wealthy St. Louis suburbs posted the largest dollar increases in home values through May 2026, with Huntleigh, Loch Lloyd and Ladue leading a Stacker/Zillow ranking. The dollar-based ranking highlights how expensive enclaves drive headline gains.

Median Manhattan co-op sales jumped to $895,000 in Q2 as buyers shift back into co-ops. Trophy trades still command big premiums at the very top.

MidPen wants to replace the shuttered bank at 295 S. Mathilda with about 110 mostly‑affordable apartments; the plan reserves about 25% of homes for people exiting homelessness.

Scottsdale developer DMB sold 308 home lots at Verrado in Buckeye, the largest home-lot transaction recorded in Arizona so far in 2026. The sale pushes inventory into the West Valley building pipeline.

Photos show progress at Lakewood Common: the garage and first new building are rising. Developers say early phases could open in early 2027.

Progress Residential refinanced roughly $384.7M of single‑family rental debt against a multi‑state portfolio valued near $462M, even as a new federal law curbs future bulk buys. Broward holdings were part of the package.

The 25-story Fourth & Blanchard tower in Belltown — nicknamed the “Darth Vader” building — is on the market after a 2025 courthouse auction and is being offered at a steep discount.

St. Louis approved steep tax breaks for ICL’s planned battery plant even as the company’s Carondelet site supplied white‑phosphorus to the military; federal backing later fell away. Activists say the episode exposes gaps in the city’s incentive process.

Hundreds packed a Paulding County meeting to demand stricter rules after officials moved to allow “technology park” overlay districts that could clear the way for large data centers.

The Common Council quietly approved a $2.1M subsidy for Austin Commons, clearing a key financing hurdle for a controversial 100-unit affordable building in Bay View.