City officials want $6.4M to clear and stabilize the former Killark Electric complex on MLK Drive so a food manufacturer can move in and a workforce campus can expand. Bids for stabilization work ran this spring.

Rithm’s Elecor Properties is spending roughly $250M to remake One Market Plaza and One Front Street with a sky bar, new gyms and hospitality-style lounges to attract tenants.

Allen recorded 109 home sales in May with a median sale price of $510,000 and about 40 days on market, continuing a spring uptick in closings.

The Avenue at Greenmont opened in Dracut with 56 affordable one‑bedroom apartments for seniors and people with disabilities, backed by local and state funding.

Fal has leased an entire floor at 300 Mission Street as the AI startup scales after a funding-driven valuation jump. The move underscores renewed AI demand for downtown office space.

Stardust Power has started site engineering at its planned Muskogee lithium refinery, bringing Brown & Root geotechnical crews to the 66‑acre Port Muskogee site as the developer tightens plans toward construction.

Two billionaire neighbors reportedly paid $67 million for a Manalapan lot at 1960 S. Ocean Blvd., tightening private control over a rare ocean‑to‑Intracoastal parcel.

After an official MBTA compliance determination, Hanson filed four Community One Stop grant applications totaling about $1.4M for downtown work and the former hospital site.

A Raleigh developer plans a luxury condo project beside Chatham Walk in downtown Cary, with units reportedly aimed at seven‑figure prices as the town rapidly densifies. The move sharpens questions about affordability and displacement in the central Chatham area.

A rezoning hearing could clear the way for Fifield’s nine‑story Crystal Residences at 110 Phoenetia Ave, a 184‑unit project that would rebuild Crystal Academy but has sparked legal fights over a century‑old oak.

Council committees advanced an ordinance to certify 15 city-owned parcels as surplus and eligible for donation to nonprofits for affordable housing.

Maxon Industries will buy city land and invest about $2.8M to expand its North Side plant, bringing roughly 25 new jobs and new shop space to Milwaukee.

Baltimore developer Obrecht Properties plans a 325K‑SF Gateway industrial park in Fayetteville, positioned next to Amazon and aimed at logistics and military contractors.