Blue Sky Communities has proposed a 12-story 'JR Tower' in St. Petersburg with 150 affordable units that would replace the Playhouse Theatre and a closed nightclub. The plan targets a range of lower-income AMI tiers and relies on layered public financing.

Truliant CEO Todd Hall says the $90M sale-leaseback will fund growth and tech while keeping operations in the Triad. He flagged merger ‘scars’ and called stablecoins an area to watch.

Sen. Brian Schatz visited Maui to congratulate families awarded federal homebuying aid and to tour storm damage and a planned cultural hub in Wailuku.

Public filings show Lite‑On is weighing a $300M manufacturing and HQ buildout in McKinney that could bring about 500 jobs. Local and state filings show incentive negotiations are underway.

Grandview says D.R. Horton walked away from nearly $51M in lot purchases at Windler near DIA, and the developer has sued to recover deposits and unpaid sums.

Crispus Attucks High School will get a new healthcare training lab and a 2,400‑seat gym after IU Health pledged $25M and IPS backed the rest with bonds.

Amazon purchased more than 1,300 acres in Bastrop County’s Cedar Creek area, a move that could signal a future AWS campus, according to land records.

Ideaya Biosciences is expanding to roughly 80,196 rentable square feet at 5000 Shoreline Court, adding nearly 25K on the second floor with move‑in targeted for March 1, 2027.

An environmental study lays out UCLA’s plan to reimagine the Westside Pavilion into an 800,000‑square‑foot research hub anchored by immunology and quantum labs.

Omnilife USA is building a $51M, two‑building U.S. headquarters at Prodigy Park in Allen, with construction underway and operations expected later this year.

PulteGroup broke ground on Carolina Ridge in Midland, a 670‑acre master plan that will add about 1,110 homes including a Del Webb 55+ village. Major off‑site water mains are already permitted.

A $15M construction loan has closed for St Rest Phase One — 62 affordable apartments on church land in South L.A., the first leg of a two‑phase plan for 138 homes.

New reports show Jacksonville homeowners' equity cushions are thinning as more properties slip into negative equity. Recent buyers are particularly exposed.