Illinois unveiled $56M in CDBG grants for public infrastructure, housing rehab and downtown revitalization, with application windows opening now and two tracks due in late August.

Queens officials cut the ribbon on Grace's Place, a new senior affordable building in Far Rockaway that brings dozens of subsidized studios and a supportive component. The project aims to keep older residents near transit and services.

French flavor maker Prova is seeking to open a North American hub in Aurora on Vision Court, starting with labs and test‑batch production. The City Council will consider the conditional‑use request next Tuesday.

Ballast bought the 80‑unit Grosvenor Atrium in Pacific Heights for $35.3 million, closing May 6. The deal underscores renewed investor interest in San Francisco rentals.

A massive T5 data campus is moving ahead in Grayslake even as neighbors accuse officials and developers of hiding the project's scale and water impacts.

UM researchers warn Miami skyscrapers may be settling faster than predicted and call for a pause on approvals, tougher geotechnical tests and developer liability.

The Michael J. Fox Foundation is relocating its New York HQ to 530 Fifth Avenue in Midtown, taking about 69,000 sq ft and downsizing from West 33rd Street.

HPD’s petition cites a $100 Queens stipulation as evidence of tenant harassment, but court papers show the payment arose from a nonpayment case and a later reversal.

A seven-building flex campus called The Collective East has broken ground near Colony Park, bringing more than 100 adaptable workshop and retail suites to East Austin.

DeSantis signed five bills on May 6, 2026 that change small‑project permitting, speed plat approvals and overhaul septic and stormwater rules across Florida. The package shifts timelines and adds provisional pathways for environmental credits.

Ohio Living filed a preliminary site plan to tear down Westminster Terrace and build mid‑rise residential buildings plus a new on‑campus healthcare center. The filing was submitted to the City of Columbus for review.

Alchemy paid about $57M for a five‑story garage at 56–60 North Moore in Tribeca and plans to add floors and convert it into ultra‑luxury condominiums.

A foreclosure suit filed April 30 seeks $121.4M against The Circ, the mixed‑use tower that helped revive downtown Hollywood.