Philadelphia's Architectural Committee blocked Pearl Properties' request to remove the Boyd Theatre marquee, keeping the landmarked Chestnut Street façade intact while the developer rethinks retail plans.

Crain's reports that 150 William Street — long home to ACS — will be converted into residential apartments, adding to a wave of FiDi conversions.

20West, a 73-unit midrise in downtown Mount Prospect, sold for $23 million amid a flurry of suburban apartment trades.

A 378-unit complex in downtown Cuyahoga Falls is being marketed to investors, putting nearly 400 workforce-housing doors on the block.

JetZero plans a June groundbreaking at Piedmont Triad International Airport for a $4.7B plant that the company says could create more than 14,500 jobs and move its HQ to Greensboro.

RED Development converted and leased a 30,000-square-foot office at Biltmore Fashion Park, landing VanTrust and Phoenix Design One and pushing the building to full occupancy.

A long‑awaited downtown Indianapolis hotel aimed at budget travelers has moved into construction, joining a surge of new hotels reshaping the city's hospitality market.

Olema Pharmaceuticals agreed to a seven‑year, 38,176 sq ft lease at Kilroy Oyster Point and plans to relocate its headquarters there by December 2026.

After months of neighborhood fights, Chick-fil-A’s Duval Station location is set to open Friday. The 5,000‑square‑foot restaurant drew zoning battles over traffic and safety.

U.T. Regents signed off this week on a roughly $2.9B Patient Care Building 1 at MD Anderson, greenlighting a 25‑floor tower and new Therapeutic Radiation Center in Houston.

An institutional investor acquired Scannell's 851,500‑SF cross‑dock at 2087 Williams Industrial Blvd., a fully leased logistics center delivered in 2024.

Basis and Lessen listed large Loop blocks for sublease, spotlighting persistent downtown vacancy and a widening gap between trophy buildings and older stock.

Charlotte's population is closing in on one million as housing costs and traffic push locals to declare “We’re full.” City leaders face hard choices on transit and housing.