PulteGroup and Tri Pointe paid $63M for the final Aloravita parcel in Peoria, opening the way for roughly 568 homes and grading set for summer 2026.

Developers have floated two large subdivisions near Saxapahaw after a June sale of the 440‑acre Morrow farm, prompting neighbors to demand zoning, well testing and answers about PFAS. Community meetings and state testing have pushed water safety and emergency response to the center of the debate.

Mayflower Terrace's sales waitlist reopened with studios from $11,000; here's who qualifies and how to apply.

Urban Sites released renderings for a $36M mixed‑use mid‑rise at 400 Monmouth in Newport, promising apartments above street‑level retail on the former World Peace Bell block.

Childhood friends and co‑founders behind The Batture are in court after one partner alleges rents and investor money were diverted, putting the riverfront venue's future in doubt.

St. Michael cleared plans for a 251,600-square-foot industrial building at Naber Business Park. The pad-ready lot is slated for sale to Likewise Partners and could deliver by next spring.

A new vodcast brings Portland CRE leaders together to weigh investor sentiment, vacancy and rising costs in the region's 2026 market.

Developer Scot Matteson says phase one will start, but the 1,907‑foot Legends Tower will depend on whether Oklahoma City's market can absorb thousands of units and hotel rooms.

A new nine‑story, 105‑unit senior building opened in Highbridge with on‑site services and an Enhanced Care pilot for older adults.

Two prototype sidewalk sheds are on display outside DOB headquarters, part of a push to replace decades‑old green scaffolding with brighter, narrower designs.

Charles Schwab advanced a planned‑development amendment to grow its Summit Park campus in Maitland after months of property purchases and local review activity.

GreenPointe's master plan would add nearly 3,300 homes around Lake Asbury, with a central 'Lodge' amenity expected this fall and buildout running into the 2040s.

Novato’s council approved a 28‑pump Costco fuel center at Vintage Oaks after years of lawsuits and an expanded environmental review. Opponents warn of traffic, wetlands risk and climate contradictions.