The VA is proposing a roughly 113,000‑square‑foot outpatient clinic at 3711 S. State St. in South Salt Lake, and planners have paused a subdivision while traffic and access are reviewed.

Shore Manufacturing leased 86,374 square feet in Jacksonville, taking space in a large Northwest Jacksonville warehouse as it expands its regional footprint.

Prospera’s Ellen Buckley is planning 93 below-market for-sale homes across Miami-Dade, mixing micro-condos in Coconut Grove with townhomes near North Miami.

Edmond councilors are weighing a temporary moratorium on new data centers to study water, power and zoning impacts. The pause would give staff time to draft targeted rules.

Corning and Amazon struck a multiyear deal expected to create about 1,000 jobs across the Charlotte area and North Carolina, with training and factory expansions tied to the pact.

A Hibiscus Island waterfront house at 94 S Hibiscus Drive sold for $18.5M, more than doubling since 2021 and drawing interest from an overseas buyer. The sale highlights continued appetite for Miami waterfront homes.

Auburn Oaks will deliver about 55 homes, including units reserved for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and organizers say move‑ins begin late 2027.

A $21.5 million retrofit is anchoring statues, pinning masonry and restoring Suzzallo Library’s historic windows, with final work expected by December 2026.

Broomfield's council gave preliminary approval to an 18‑month moratorium on new data centers while officials draft rules on water, energy and zoning. The pause targets projects with 10 MW or higher load projections.

A seven‑story Thornton office and data center at 12121 Grant Street is on the market for $28 million with built‑in power, generators and carrier connectivity.

UW Tacoma tapped Maslow's Campus Communities to develop a nearly 500-bed residence and the campus’s first traditional dining hall, moving the master plan into design.

Janicki Industries will build an $800M, two‑million‑sq‑ft manufacturing campus in Great Falls, creating roughly 1,000 jobs within five years and up to 2,000 at full buildout.

Longacre bought Villa Nueva Apartments, a 541‑unit workforce complex in Houston, and says it will stabilize leasing, complete deferred repairs and preserve affordable units.