The Omni Parker House completed a $65M restoration of rooms, lobby and event space in 2025, reopening refreshed ahead of Boston's 2026 World Cup and America 250 traffic.

WashU will break ground this summer on a 600‑bed South 40 residence hall that replaces several campus buildings and aims for fall 2028 occupancy.

City Council cleared a key financing step so DHA can seek tax‑credit backing for an $82M Roseland renovation — but the project arrives after reporting that found lapses in safety oversight.

New renderings show a three‑story, 108,000‑sq‑ft Indiana Fever training center downtown — courts, recovery suites and lifestyle spaces are on the plans. The club says it will open before the 2027 season.

Creative Tank filed to spend roughly $50M building sound stages and offices at Super Studios USA in Mansfield, with construction targeted for Aug 2026–Jun 2027.

A 12‑story, 73‑unit project is proposed for 903 Dean Street in Crown Heights, with filings showing 54,137 square feet of new space and a concrete design. Sale records show nearby lots traded in March.

Ford will convert part of its Dearborn Product Development Center into "World Headquarters South," keeping a 60,000‑sq‑ft garage and adding covered parking plus a large gym. The move folds Ford Racing and vehicle work into the reimagined campus.

Santander kicked off construction on a 50‑story, 1.6M‑square‑foot tower at 1401 Brickell that will house its private‑banking hub and add retail, dining and wellness amenities.

Speedway authorized an independent appraisal and opened negotiations to restart or reclaim the long-stalled Wilshaw Hotel site across from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. An appraisal is expected in about six weeks and a June decision point is set.

Jeff Green and his wife sold their Pinecrest home for $15.5M. The newly finished, roughly 10,400‑sq‑ft estate had been listed at $16.4M and features a pool, theater and basketball court.

More than 600,000 square feet of warehouse and flex space is moving ahead along Pearland’s SH 35 corridor, with projects from small‑bay units to large flex campuses. City and planning documents show work is already under way or permitted.

Dallas-based Camco acquired the 153,671‑sf office at 5300 Memorial Drive, a mostly leased Class‑A property in Rice Military poised for steady cash flow.

Sixteen Will County residents sued to block an April 16 vote on Earthrise Energy's 6,099-acre Pride of the Prairie project, saying public hearings denied meaningful cross-examination.