Roers Companies pitched a 200‑unit project in Somers called “attainable luxury,” proposing 14 buildings and amenities on about 27 acres while neighbors raise density and service concerns.

Bellevue approved up to $10 million to help KidsQuest buy and renovate the former Bellevue Arts Museum, clearing a path for a larger downtown children's museum aimed to open in 2029.

Cockeysville topped a statewide ranking as Maryland's hottest housing market after average sale prices topped $680,000, even as first‑quarter transactions slipped.

Penn Medicine is building a 150,000‑sq‑ft ambulatory hub in Montgomeryville while Jefferson weighs more than $1 billion in county investments. The projects mark a bigger outpatient push in Montco.

Fort Lauderdale’s commission approved a revised Sereno plan that adds 113 hotel rooms and raises the condo count to 88 on a North Beach parcel. The vote is the latest in a years‑long series of design changes.

Med spas have quietly filled millions of square feet of retail across major U.S. markets, driven by booming wellness spending and new weight‑loss drugs.

Oak Creek, West Bend and Menomonee Falls landed in Redfin's top-10 hottest neighborhoods for 2026, highlighting surging buyer demand in Milwaukee suburbs.

NYCHA is preparing to convert Red Hook West to the PACT program under tenant leader Karen Blondel, shifting day‑to‑day management to private partners while residents weigh protections and repairs.

7 Brew filed a Polk County water‑permit application for a proposed Haines City drive‑thru that would join its Davenport location. The filing is an early step toward construction.

A roughly 269,000‑sq‑ft Montgomery County shopping center anchored by Sprouts and Home Depot has been listed for sale, according to local reporting.

Morris Community High School broke ground on May 6 for a $67M addition that will connect detached buildings, add a courtyard and modernize classrooms.

Howden signed a 10-year lease for the full 53rd floor at Durst’s One Five One in Times Square, taking roughly 31,519 square feet. The move highlights demand for upgraded Midtown office product.

RXR CEO Scott Rechler warns that massive AI investment is lifting borrowing costs and squeezing capital for new housing in New York.