Council committees split over a $3.53M DIA-backed loan package to rehab long-vacant Laura and Monroe Street buildings, leaving a full council vote next week.

Wake County approved schematic design for a new Wendell North Public Safety Station to co-locate EMS and Wendell Fire; construction is planned to start in late 2026.

Advocates warn Illinois' donation tax credit will sunset in 2026, threatening thousands of planned affordable homes across Chicago and the state. Lawmakers have introduced bills to extend and modestly boost the program, but time is short.

Alcon's Fort Worth campus could receive a $186M investment and 241 jobs under a city incentives deal that caps public payouts at $6M.

Denver-based Solera Senior Living paid $60 million for Modena Cary and says it will invest in upgrades as it expands in the Triangle market.

Columbus City Council approved a final $2 million payment to finish the Gravity Greenhouse phase in Franklinton, closing the city's financial role as the project nears completion.

St. John the Divine has filed plans for a roughly $58M River Oaks overhaul that would add a 400+ seat worship center, classrooms and a Westheimer entrance. The parish has launched its "Shine Forth" campaign as design and permitting proceed.

West Bend's council unanimously approved a land sale that advances plans for Server Products’ proposed 32.8‑acre headquarters and manufacturing campus.

Zillow’s April forecast sees a tiny 0.3% statewide uptick in Oklahoma home values through December 2026 as mortgage rates and inventory shifts reshape the spring market. Local medians would see only modest dollar gains.

Tenants at Park La Brea report months of leaks, buckled floors and broken showers, while city records flag potential life‑threatening hazards tied to unpermitted work.

Sheetz wants to rezone a 1.8‑acre site at 24700 Chagrin Boulevard for a 24/7 Sheetz with fuel pumps. Residents raised traffic and safety concerns at Monday’s hearing.

A long-idle crane at The Midtowne has neighbors demanding proof the site is secure after storms sent the arm spinning and streetwork stalled.

Mesa West Capital supplied a $50.5M five‑year loan to refinance Gran Bay Apartment Homes, a 308‑unit property on Jacksonville’s Southside. The move underscores investor interest in stabilized Sun Belt rentals.