Palo Alto’s council voted 6-0 to approve a seven-story, 321-unit building at 3606 El Camino Real, even as neighbors warned about traffic and bike-safety risks.

The 260‑unit Habitat project next to the La Cienega/Jefferson Metro station has opened pre‑leasing and aims to welcome residents in May with a pool, public plaza and office campus.

A South Side landlord says Roc360 slipped a personal guarantee into an $11.8M loan on 14 buildings — a move that could force him to pay rather than surrender the properties.

Palo Alto’s council rejected a proposal to limit wealthy “compounds” in Crescent Park and instead sent staff to study citywide construction and vacancy rules. Debate split along property‑rights lines.

Texas opened a London office to court City of London banks with low taxes, fast‑track courts and multimillion‑dollar incentives as Dallas builds its 'Y'all Street' brand.

Average signed office lease size in Charlotte has edged above pre-pandemic levels as headquarters relocations and a wave of large leases reshape the market.

A 215,000‑sq‑ft West End landmark is on the block after Granite's overhaul. The listing blends preserved history with modern amenities and established tenants.

City Council approved a development agreement Monday for Steelton Village, clearing the way for hundreds of affordable apartments and a bid for state tax credits.

A glowing 'MILL AVE' gateway will be lifted above downtown Tempe on Monday as crews finish a months‑long streetscape overhaul.

Broward County sued the construction team behind the Gables Riverwalk tower, alleging negligence after the April 4, 2024 crane collapse that killed a worker and damaged a county bridge.

Tunnel to Towers shifted a veterans housing plan to Las Vegas after a North Las Vegas setback; planners will review a 118‑unit supportive‑housing proposal Tuesday.

XSpace closed a $29M construction loan for its Houston Design Center project at 7022 Old Katy Road and will break ground this week. The development will deliver 86 commercial condo units sized roughly 700–7,000 sq ft.

Bedrock broke ground on a downsized life‑sciences building at Detroit’s long‑vacant Gratiot 'fail jail' site, anchored by a BAMF‑Henry Ford theranostics center aimed to open by late 2027.