Rebuild Chicago 2.0 is relaunching to rehab 33 vacant houses on the South and West sides, beginning with a Roseland home listed at $249,000. The program is backed by a $20 million IHDA grant administered through local CDFIs.

After more than 50 years on North 17th Street, the Archdiocese will move its Pastoral Center to Three Parkway, cutting office space by about 41% and citing $25M in deferred maintenance.

A $40 million DDA plan would rework Main Street, widen sidewalks and add festival‑friendly curbless space.

KB Home closed on three Gwinnett parcels for about $5.2M and plans Whitley Meadows, a 110-home community slated to open early 2027.

An 11‑story mixed‑use building is on the books at 1070 Pacific Street in Crown Heights; filings list PIFR Real Estate and Kao Hwa Lee Architects.

Carnegie Mellon’s Richard King Mellon Hall of Sciences will put labs, expanded computer-science space and a 29,000‑sq‑ft ICA at the heart of Oakland, with a 2027 opening planned. Ralph Horgan will speak about the project at a June 2 event.

Autodesk renewed a large Seaport lease, keeping its Boston Technology Center and BUILD prototyping space at 21–25 Drydock Ave. The deal anchors the Innovation and Design Building amid heavy leasing activity.

Detroit's storied Baker's Keyboard Lounge is closed for a short renovation; owners say they expect to reopen in June to mark another year of live music.

A seven‑story, 60‑unit apartment building is planned for the former Polonaise Terrace at 144 Greenpoint Ave, marking another shift for Greenpoint’s historic strip.

A Beachwalk merchant posted drone footage showing empty lots and sparse traffic, saying the stalled build-out is hurting his restaurant. Developers say permits are underway and construction will begin this summer.

An Alden‑linked LLC sold a new Everglades Island mansion at 757 Island Drive for about $93.3M; the buyer financed the purchase with a $70M Bank of America mortgage.

A $28.9 million Publix‑anchored center at Candler and Glenwood will break ground June 11, promising affordable retail for local businesses, transit upgrades and new jobs. Initial occupancy is expected in October 2027.

Scripps began moving patients into the new Lusardi Tower this week, adding private rooms, an expanded ICU and extra surgical support to the Encinitas campus. The project is part of a multi‑phase master plan to boost North County care.