Costco filed plans for a 166,000‑sq‑ft warehouse and a 24‑pump fuel center near Clayton that would be the first Costco in Johnston County.

Model Group set a timeline to convert Atrium One into roughly 190 apartments and an on-site childcare center, part of a push to bring more residents downtown.

Carvana has revived a plan to build a glass "vending machine" tower at Polaris. The project is back in city planning files but has no construction date yet.

The Hotel Chelsea's owner bought the former NYPD building at 524 West 42nd St. in Hell's Kitchen for $10M, moving a city property into private hands.

City Council is considering a 30‑year TIF for the Alcazar that would front‑load a decade of tax abatement while routing school taxes back after the break; tenant protections are limited. The proposal has preservation backers and renters on edge.

Kannapolis’s restored Gem Theatre won a statewide Downtown Excellence Award after a phased renovation. The project has driven ticket sales and helped revive downtown businesses.

Lenders have filed at least 14 foreclosure suits against Prana Investments’ Bronx and Harlem portfolio, alleging more than $56 million in unpaid loans and raising repair‑and‑management concerns.

San Juan One converts the former San Juan Motel on Stockton Boulevard into 113 affordable, all-electric homes, with residents moving in and a ribbon-cutting today.

The building that housed Margot Café & Bar at 1017 Woodland St is listed for $3 million after the restaurant closed in June. The listing highlights Five Points’ shifting commercial landscape.

Whitewater Amphitheater's operator filed Chapter 11 as a foreclosure loomed; the venue says summer concerts will continue while it seeks a buyer or reorganization.

Breitling and VCR Group are converting the former Urban Outfitters on North 6th Street into a members‑only club with a rooftop lounge and tiered memberships.

Imogene + Willie is expanding its 12South flagship and carving new retail and restaurant suites at its 12th Avenue South property.

The Berkeley Palm Beach has broken ground at 550 S. Australian Ave, launching a 25-story, 193-unit luxury condo project with sales topping $120 million. The tower promises dual-water views and a resort-style amenity lineup aimed at full-time residents.