A 10,500-sq-ft strip anchored by Skyline Chicken Chili is planned near Norwood's former Paycor HQ, adding five tenant spaces and new dining options by 2027.

Lexington's Planning Board signed off on Fieldside at Lexington — a 150‑unit project on the former Boston Sports Club site at 475 Bedford Street. The plan adds three mid‑rise buildings and a trail connection amid neighborhood concerns.

Flexential plans a new Norcross data center at 2755 Northwoods Parkway, adding 4.5 MW of capacity and expanding its Atlanta footprint for AI workloads.

A developer pitched plans to convert the long‑vacant Broadwin on East Broad into apartments, hotel suites, dining and wellness space. The idea revives a long‑stalled reuse effort for the Near East Side landmark.

A contested rezoning at 354 Franklin Road cleared first reading amid warnings it could expose Roper’s Knob to development. A public hearing is scheduled for May 12.

Crews have started work at Ocean Kamp in Oceanside, where developers plan a surf lagoon, resort hotel, retail and hundreds of homes after years of delays. Local records and reporting show approvals, settlements and a tight timeline tied to the 2028 Olympics.

An affiliate of SobelCo has filed to convert the vacant lots at 343–375 E Royal Palm into a nine‑story, 82‑unit condo with rooftop amenities; the application is in early city review.

COFE Properties bought a seven‑building small‑bay portfolio in northeast Atlanta and plans targeted upgrades to modernize tenant spaces and capture rent upside.

Sabra Health Care REIT paid $34 million for The Waters of Eden Prairie, a 158-unit senior-living community, according to local filings. The purchase continues a wave of institutional buys in the market.

Baycrest Caps & Corks on 17th Street closed March 31 after a new owner declined to renew the lease, ending a 65-year run that made it a local fixture and lottery hotspot.

Marysville's Community Vision pairs Uptown infill with preservation and parks — and Connect Real Estate has already started work on the Water & Light District.

Former Barclays chief Robert Diamond has listed his 59th-floor penthouse at 520 Park Avenue for $40M, a high‑end test of demand at one of Manhattan’s most exclusive towers.

The Valley's ultra‑luxury market cooled in March, but four roughly $6M closings kept weekly totals buoyant.