Construction firms toured Brockton High as the district advances a feasibility study that could lead to a multi‑hundred‑million‑dollar rebuild. The walkthrough and active bid notices show the project is moving toward contractor selection.

Commissioners unanimously approved business terms to advance an estimated $70–$80M, multi‑rink sports complex near Lakewood Ranch’s Premier Sports Campus. The move clears the way for a land‑lease and site‑plan steps.

Brex signed a near‑decade lease for the entire 270 Brannan building in SoMa, marking a major corporate return to San Francisco's office market.

Lower prices, new construction and state down‑payment help are giving first‑time buyers a clearer path to homeownership in Oklahoma, especially in Tulsa and Oklahoma City.

New Albany signed off on a 243‑home, multiphased development by M/I Homes called Edgehill, advancing the project from review toward permitting. The community will include houses and townhomes near the Village Center.

Edgerton’s council overturned a Planning Commission denial for DAMAC Digital’s proposed data center on July 16, sending the project to final‑plat review as neighbors organize legal resistance.

Sitework has begun at 700 North Miami Avenue after developers secured more than $300 million in financing; the first 600‑foot tower will add nearly 900 homes to downtown.

A new state financing plan and a Zidell Yards site have pushed Portland’s MLB bid into a concrete economic proposal, promising construction work and follow‑on business for Oregon firms.

An Illinois lender is suing the Wolstein family trust for about $1.7M over loans tied to parts of the Flats East Bank, deepening the development's financing troubles.

Federal data show Miami’s metro has edged past New York in overall cost of living, driven by steep home‑price gains, rising taxes and soaring insurance bills.

A $1.5M Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program award will fund infrastructure and equipment upgrades at the former INMETCO site in Ellwood City, moving the plant toward advanced metals and battery‑material recycling.

Trinsic Residential paid $6M for land near The Streets at Southpoint and filed plans for apartments, joining a wave of development reshaping South Durham. City filings attach affordability commitments and a site-plan review is next.

Split Rock's Golden Horizons would replace Vincentian Marian Manor with 124 55+ townhomes, a clubhouse, pool and pickleball courts. The Planning Commission will review the plan on Tuesday.