Ben Ling and his husband paid $40M for the neighboring Palm Island teardown, assembling nearly two acres of Miami Beach waterfront.

LA28 has tapped the Warner Bros. Ranch in Burbank as its broadcast headquarters for the 2028 Olympics. Campus prep begins January 2027 and soundstages will power global coverage.

City Council approved a $1M loan to demolish Franklin Arms, clearing the way for a $50M plan to replace 98 units with 130 affordable senior apartments.

A tentative deal would turn a busy 59-space lot at Broadway and Spruce into a 110-room hotel with public gathering areas and below-market retail. The Downtown Management Commission will review the plan next week.

A proposed Massachusetts law would set up a statewide homesharing program to help seniors and renters, but critics say the draft strips tenant protections and raises legal questions.

French firm Bouygues Construction has acquired Charlotte-based Vannoy Construction, folding a near‑$1B regional builder into its U.S. expansion while keeping Vannoy’s leadership intact.

Windsor's Town Board will consider a Walmart Supercenter Monday as neighbors raise traffic, wildlife and transparency concerns.

A Mason builder finished Lebanon Landing — a 20‑unit, $11M townhome community in downtown Lebanon — with units starting near $499K and two homes already under contract.

MARA is buying more than 1,200 acres in Matagorda County from HIF Global to develop a powered digital‑infrastructure campus; HIF will stay involved and keep building e‑fuels elsewhere.

A 36‑story Edgewater tower just cleared a major financing hurdle: $111M to build 328 apartments, with roughly 40% reserved for households at or below 140% AMI. The loan brings Sense 22's plans into construction territory.

Armacell relocated its Americas HQ from Chapel Hill to SouthPark, signing a seven-year lease at Carnegie X for more than 4,500 sq ft. The move consolidates regional leadership in Charlotte.

Market Street reopened after a $9.9 million streetscape and utility overhaul that replaced century‑old pipes and widened sidewalks. Shopkeepers say summer foot traffic is returning.

A proposed 296‑unit complex at 5901 California Ave has neighbors in The Nations worried about traffic, parking and construction impacts.