Gov. Hochul has tapped a team to convert the Intrepid parking lot into about 1,100 homes, with on-site affordable units and preserved museum access.

Cintas paid $9 million for buildings near its Mason headquarters, adding to a $15M campus makeover and plans for new jobs at the company’s 43‑acre campus.

A $45M construction loan will finance an 11‑story, 72‑unit condo on West 135th in Harlem, including retail and a 15,000‑sq‑ft community space with delivery planned for summer 2028.

Orange County moved to clear and sell the embattled Tymber Skan condo complex after officials concluded remaining buildings are unsafe; staff say residents will be assisted.

Air will spend $450M over ten years to expand its Pittsburgh office and move into the Strip District this October.

City files show a proposed nine‑story, 60‑unit building at 1728 Michigan Ave is lined up for millions in brownfield and abatement incentives, with 20% of units set as affordable.

An arts nonprofit offered a 10‑year rent guarantee and a $5M restoration trust in a bid to stop demolition of the landmarked UWS West‑Park Presbyterian Church.

Palm Beach County commissioners denied Calvary Chapel's 18‑acre plan for a K‑12 Christian campus in Jupiter Farms after hours of public comment and staff warnings.

Concorde Career Colleges will open a 45,000‑sq‑ft Houston campus in Westchase in 2027, promising a steady pipeline of nurses and allied‑health workers for local employers.

Lennar paid about $6 million for nearly 40 acres in East Raleigh and plans roughly 200 townhomes, joining a wave of new housing planned across the area.

An $8.5M streetscape on Dexter Avenue has triggered developer interest, new affordable housing and façade upgrades along the west‑side corridor.

A judge approved Chapman Properties' purchase of the 170‑acre Pittsburgh Technical College campus in North Fayette Township, setting up possible housing, senior living and local fights over drainage and traffic.

The City of Lawrence announced Post 23, Tailwind Cafe and Comfort Option as the first tenants for The Corner at Fort Ben, moving the Fort Ben redevelopment closer to a summer opening.