Allstate has petitioned to re‑annex its 67‑acre former headquarters into South Barrington, opening the door to a proposed light‑industrial redevelopment by Opus.

Kennedy Wilson has pitched a five‑story, 378‑unit Herndon Avenue apartment project on a vacant lot behind the post office near Orlando Fashion Square. The plan includes a large parking garage and a mix of studios through three‑bedroom units.

Crest Residential's The Sheldon will bring 267 apartments to West Emory Road beside Powell Branch Library, promising resort-style amenities and hundreds of new homes.

Placer County planners will review a trimmed Village at Palisades Tahoe plan tomorrow. The proposal cuts hundreds of rooms and reduces commercial space in the Main Village.

Hochul has pitched an annual surcharge on NYC second homes worth $5M+, setting off mayoral support and industry pushback as Albany eyes next steps.

Golub & Co. bought Affinius’ stake in Century Tower at 182 W. Lake, consolidating control of the 293‑unit Loop building in a deal valued at about $64M.

Azure Printed Homes opened a Denver factory that will 3D-print small homes from recycled plastic, backed by state loans and projected to produce 352 units a year.

BOCC asked the county attorney to draft a 12‑month moratorium on new data‑center applications while officials study infrastructure, land use and utility impacts.

Ramsey County rolled out a roughly $320M "Building Stronger Together" plan to fund a riverfront park, downtown housing and infrastructure at Rice Creek Commons. Officials say the aim is to attract private investment without hiking property taxes.

Developers want to convert 24 Cathedral Place into 'The Exchange,' billed as St. Augustine's most luxurious hotel since Flagler. City reviewers have asked for more detailed plans.

City approvals and developer plans are lining up to convert the long‑idle Springfield Armory into a multi‑vendor food hall, brewery and arts hub.

A thaw at Somerville’s 90 Washington Street uncovered several inoperable city vehicles previously buried in a massive snow farm as redevelopment proposals move forward. Residents can review proposals ahead of an April 22 meeting.

Two local businesses won South Milwaukee's Space Race and earned a year of free storefront rent to revive long‑vacant spots on Milwaukee Avenue.