Kabat Chapman & Ozmer is relocating its Atlanta office from Atlantic Station to Midtown’s 14th & Spring as the tower completes a major repositioning. Permits show a Suite 800 buildout is underway.

Cherokee Nation opened 14 lease-to-own homes in Tahlequah’s Autumn Woods — a $4.2M build that keeps monthly payments at $600 and includes storm shelters and generator hookups.

A 15-story, 224-unit mixed-use building has permits filed for 530 Utica Avenue in Prospect Lefferts Gardens; the filing names Mimi Ho as owner and GF55's Shay Alster as architect.

Polis says Prop 123 will help fund a Colorado Springs site that will add more than 120 homes. The announcement is part of broader statewide Prop 123 investments.

Total Environment is using incentives and new financing to push sales of its grass‑topped, custom homes in Frisco.

City and housing authority leaders marked construction progress at Northview Heights, unveiling details of a 43‑unit midrise meant to replace the crumbling senior high‑rise.

Level99 plans to take roughly 40,000 square feet at Crabtree Valley Mall in the former Belk space as Macerich retools anchors toward entertainment. The deal would be the brand’s first in North Carolina.

Lake Kathryn Village is slated to add a roughly 9,825-square-foot retail building as developers move into phases 3 and 4, with permits under county review.

Hilton Hawaiian Village finished a two-phase, roughly $83M refresh of its Rainbow Tower, delivering 822 renovated rooms with island-inspired design as Waikiki heads into summer.

HCA’s West Florida division is set to finish a nearly $70M freestanding ER build with a Spring Hill center tied to Oak Hill Hospital. The project brings another 24/7 ER option to Hernando County.

Milwaukee has moved to start foreclosing on and tearing down long-blighted Riverwest properties after years of complaints and unpaid taxes. Neighbors and a nearby youth center welcomed the action.

Sotheby’s has sued the seller of 1010 Meadow Lane in Southampton, saying she skipped an $840,000 commission after a roughly $56M sale. The complaint is now pending in New York County.

YWCA Seattle will replace the century‑old Lexington‑Concord with a seven‑story, 83‑unit affordable housing building in Belltown. The $56.5M redevelopment is funded by city and state programs and prioritizes family-sized apartments.