DeKalb County commissioners voted to extend a moratorium on new data centers for 100 days, keeping applications closed while officials study power, water and health impacts.

A Cincinnati developer is proposing Mercy on Main, a $23M, five‑story, 65‑unit building on East Main Street in Olde Towne East that would use low‑income housing tax credits.

RX Health & Science Trust and Shore Capital Partners paid $48M for Stapley Medical Center in Mesa, signaling more out-of-market investment in Phoenix MOBs.

Short-term loans on Twin Cities office towers are maturing, forcing owners to scramble for refinancing while foreclosures rise.

Local Realtors say May was the region’s busiest month since 2019 as sales jumped year‑over‑year; median prices hover near $370K while affordable inventory stays thin.

Fort Worth’s council unanimously denied a proposed 4‑acre concrete batch plant at 3800 Deen Road after concerns about its proximity to homes and Esperanza Elementary. The vote ends the project’s bid for a conditional‑use permit.

Kin at Freshwater — a planned five‑story, 140‑unit affordable complex on Milwaukee’s Harbor District — is moving forward after financing setbacks, with a hoped‑for late‑2026 start.

Central Michigan University named Dr. Joshua Nosanchuk dean as the university advances a major Saginaw medical campus expansion. The hire is meant to boost training and local impact.

A D.C. developer has pitched converting HUD’s Weaver Building at 451 Seventh St. SW into supportive housing and on-site services for people experiencing homelessness.

Savannah Land Holdings agreed to a $1.1M settlement and must fund curation and repatriation after federal claims it mishandled Native American artifacts at The Waterways in Richmond Hill.

Bay Club paid $42M for the El Segundo campus it operates at 2250 Park Place, converting a long‑running lease into outright ownership of a 105,000‑sq‑ft South Bay club.

A planning filing seeks to replace a shuttered Sherman Way Walgreens with a seven‑story, 290‑unit building that would reserve 44 apartments for lower‑income households.

Ameriprise renewed its 78th-floor lease at One World Trade Center, keeping 37,704 square feet for another decade as the tower nears full occupancy. The move is a retention win for Durst and the Port Authority.