The Gary Common Council unanimously adopted an updated zoning map this week that creates new commercial and residential districts and ties the map to a unified development ordinance, prompting neighborhood pushback over heavy‑industry designations.

The Redevelopment Authority approved $1M for repairs and $5M for a Housing Acquisition Fund to preserve affordable homes across Allegheny County.

The Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center has paused a planned Doylestown expansion and is focusing on filling vacant lab space as early-stage biotech funding tightens.

Regent Partners and Morning Calm are reportedly in talks to buy Buckhead’s Tower Place 100, a 29‑story office tower. The potential sale follows a loan default and lender-led marketing.

St. Johns County approved a building permit for a 44,507‑sq‑ft Turner Ace Hardware on a five‑acre lot in Nocatee, roughly half a mile from the Splash Water Park.

Nearly $32M in Homekey+ funds will help build 100 tiny homes in North Sacramento, with roughly half the units reserved for veterans facing behavioral‑health challenges.

David Pottruck sold a Lumina condo after 10 years and netted about $18,300 — a near-breakeven that highlights how SF condos have lagged recent housing gains.

Bloomingdale's purchased the contested 446 Fulton Street storefront in Downtown Brooklyn, but Empire Cannabis is fighting the sale in court amid enforcement and bankruptcy records.

Chalk AI's new lease brings 43 W. 23rd Street to full occupancy. The deal highlights renewed AI demand for renovated Class B offices in Flatiron.

A staff-led zoning update would rebrand Old Town as Historic Main Street and curb many new salons and auto shops along Elk Grove Boulevard.

A 66-unit, 100% affordable building designed by David Baker Architects has moved into the permit phase at 430 Broadway in Jack London Square as the first phase of a county-backed redevelopment.

Property & Building Corp. has put 10 Bryant Park — the former HSBC tower overlooking Bryant Park — on the market with an asking price north of $800 million.

PropertyShark's Q2 report shows 23 Brooklyn neighborhoods among NYC's 50 priciest, led by Carroll Gardens' $2.68M median.