Westlake’s retail boom is getting a massive new anchor, with Walmart planning a nearly 190,000-square-foot Supercenter beside a future Lowe’s.

Fort Pierce’s King’s Landing project is finally showing serious construction progress, with multiple villas nearing completion and Marriott backing the planned hotel.

Hollywood could allow towers as tall as 340 feet near its historic beach resort. The zoning rewrite arrives as developers prepare a major redevelopment push and residents debate how much height the Broadwalk can handle.

Atlanta lenders originated $24.4 billion in 2025 home-purchase loans, but the ranking's fine print reveals a tougher market for buyers.

Kansas City’s historic Bryant School is down to three redevelopment proposals, with a public survey closing Friday. Two plans call for demolition, while one would preserve the building.

Camden Property Trust has sold 3,620 Southern California apartments for $1.63 billion, redirecting the proceeds toward debt reduction, buybacks and Sun Belt growth.

Lyfe Companies is developing the first retail and dining phase at Five North, North Peoria’s massive mixed-use project.

The NW Natural Street of Dreams is back for its 50th anniversary, with seven luxury homes in Oregon City and more than 15 additional tour stops across the Portland region.

Hawthorn Mall is getting a $5 million interior glow-up as Vernon Hills pushes ahead with a larger mixed-use transformation. The redesign adds warmer finishes, lounge areas and a revamped Kids Zone.

Kimco Realty just dropped $109 million on two Broward shopping centers anchored by Publix and Walmart Neighborhood Market.

A $107.4 million loan tied to Lombard’s Yorktown Center has defaulted just as the mall’s ambitious apartment-and-park redevelopment opens.

A JPMorgan fund and Sterling Bay secured $213 million to refinance a Fulton Market office tower, underscoring Chicago’s split office market.

Fallbrook opened Mirasol Meadows and broke ground on Brookview Senior Villas, bringing new affordable senior housing online and into construction.