MasTec will buy Columbus‑based Superior Group for about $1.65 billion, folding a major data‑center electrical contractor into its Power Delivery arm.

Orangetown’s Planning Board voted to require a full EIS for DataBank’s proposed Phase II near Lake Tappan, pausing approvals while water, energy and noise impacts are studied.

Cargo Ventures filed to build a roughly 150,000‑sq‑ft East Boston commissary at 160 McClellan to centralize Logan’s concession deliveries and launch an electric shuttle fleet. The BPDA filing is under review.

Caddell Construction opened a Grandview Yard office and plans to hire as data‑center projects pick up across central Ohio.

A Pennsylvania developer filed plans for a seven‑story, 245‑unit mixed‑use building at 250 Patton St across from Covenant Health Park, including retail and a 263‑space garage.

WareSpace bought a vacant Downers Grove warehouse and will convert it into dozens of micro-bay units to serve suburban small businesses. Design and contractor hires are still pending.

Colliers moved its D.C. team into roughly 18,000 sq ft at 1919 Pennsylvania Ave NW, signaling a renewed commitment to transit‑served, amenitized downtown offices.

City staff approved a six-story Japantown project that pairs 65 apartments with a taiko performance studio and ground-floor commercial space.

Orlando developer Chuck Whittall is under contract to buy La Fontana, a 140‑unit West Palm Beach co‑op, for roughly $200M amid rising waterfront buyout activity.

Saraga co-founder John Sung bought Eastland Plaza and has spent roughly $13.2M on nearby properties, positioning the grocer to play a major role in the Eastland redevelopment.

Gaylord Opryland’s $131M convention‑center expansion hit vertical completion this week as crews set a ceremonial final beam, moving the project into interior work for a 2027 opening.

A TIRZ handshake could put a Levitt Pavilion on 17 acres of the former Shell Gasmer site next to the Willow Waterhole; the sale still needs City Council approval.

Moishe Mana paid about $24.5M for the Pastis-leased Wynwood building at 380 NW 26th Street, keeping the Parisian brasserie in place as he expands his Miami holdings.