Officials say the new arena will sit at Broad and Pattison on the Spectrum footprint, housing the Sixers, Flyers and Philadelphia’s new WNBA team.

Gastonia has asked developers to propose a hotel beside the downtown conference center and a dining destination at 212 West Main to strengthen the FUSE District. The city says the moves would help keep conference business and visitors downtown.

Gilead’s five‑story Technical Development Center in Foster City reached structural height this week when crews set the final beam. The milestone pushes the project toward interior fit‑out and a Q3 2027 target.

A Sound Capital–Palladian joint venture paid about $35.4M for the two-building Castle Rock Industrial at The Meadows, signaling continued demand for Denver-area Class A logistics space.

Atrium Health will brand the Panthers’ new 101,400-sq-ft Uptown fieldhouse. Construction has moved into the vertical phase and the team expects it ready before 2027 camp.

Anne Arundel is tapping redevelopment tools and a $10M trust fund as Maryland confronts a roughly 100,000‑unit housing gap. Local leaders want permits and projects to move faster.

Grosvenor is winding down direct development in the U.S., selling Union Square properties and marketing major Bay Area sites as it pivots strategy. The move follows pandemic losses and writedowns.

The Hub at Willows cleared city entitlements for a 140K‑SF build‑to‑suit industrial building at 9900 Willows Rd NE, with brokers eyeing a Q3 2026 groundbreaking.

Sankofa Village wrapped up its fourth phase this week, adding affordable apartments near Tri‑C and bolstering services in Cleveland’s Central neighborhood.

Becknell has started site work on a 609,120‑sq‑ft Westlake warehouse as city permits and utility reviews move forward. The parcel is being pitched as a pad‑ready logistics site.

Mamdani’s administration is pitching a city‑backed, privately run insurance program to lower property and liability premiums for subsidized and rent‑stabilized apartments. Officials say the fund could cover tens of thousands of units if the plan scales as designed.

Niche's 2026 ranking shows Tennessee towns like Banner Hill and Rutherford among America's most affordable, with home prices far below the national average.

Developers want the city to reinvest future tax revenue to revive the Rossonian Hotel in Five Points, pitching a restored hotel, restaurant and live-music venue. The proposal cleared a key design hurdle but still needs financing and city approvals.