A long‑vacant Serra Mesa library site broke ground Tuesday to become 59 affordable apartments, with 30 units prioritized for veterans.

Comptroller Mark Levine announced a $4 billion initiative to use pension investments to build and preserve housing across all five boroughs. The plan must win trustee sign‑off.

Scottsdale’s council approved the Brown Avenue parking expansion in a 5-2 vote amid protests and petitions. The build will displace the Old Town farmers market and is slated to start summer 2026.

A 31-story tower at 202 Tillary has finished construction, delivering 465 apartments and 120 affordable homes to Downtown Brooklyn. The building includes retail and amenity spaces.

Bose plans a 78,000‑square‑foot automotive R&D hub in Troy's Big Beaver corridor, bringing engineering labs and vehicle test bays to Metro Detroit.

Leasing surged and big-block deals have pushed Cincinnati’s industrial vacancy toward national lows, squeezing available warehouse space and lifting rents.

Latitude 33 says the County Operations Center in Kearny Mesa — completed in late 2025 — provided steady public work that helped the firm survive tough times and scale up.

Citi Centre, a 46,324‑sq‑ft office at 290 NW 165th St., sold for $10.2M in a Marcus & Millichap‑brokered deal. Buyers are betting on medical‑adjacent office upside near Jackson North.

A 6.6‑acre Park West parcel has been listed for $500M; zoning and Florida’s Live Local Act could enable a massive buildout near E11even.

The Design Review Board approved townhome plans for the former St. Mary’s parcel on Huron Street, advancing a long‑planned redevelopment of the historic campus.

An interior demolition permit for 111 W. Monroe clears the way for a Prime/Capri conversion into 345 apartments, a 226‑room hotel and a restored Monroe Club rooftop.

Milwaukee is asking residents to weigh in on a reworked 2.6‑mile Sixth Street plan after federal cuts gutted much construction funding. Early designs show bike lanes, bus priority and new green space, but the city may stage the work as it hunts for money.

Minnesota 4‑H and the State Fair launched a $35 million campaign to modernize the 4‑H Building in St. Paul, with major work staged after the fair and a target to reopen by 2027.