Bon Secours Mercy Health donated about three acres — including a vacant medical office on Banning Road — to Habitat for Humanity, enabling plans for roughly 25 homes in Springfield Township.

MUSC celebrated a topping‑out at its Indian Land campus Tuesday as steel rises on a 51‑bed hospital and 62,000‑sq‑ft medical pavilion.

The city has filed for a demolition permit at 1615 J St, the former Lucca site, an early step toward Juno — a proposed 200‑unit SKK mixed‑use project in Midtown.

Symphony Park's $21M makeover in SouthPark has been pushed back and faces a higher cost, developers say.

A developer is seeking a rezoning to build a 500,000‑sq‑ft data center at Albany’s Kenwood Commons, touching off neighborhood protests and a state policy clash.

State filings show H-E-B will build a 124,970‑sq‑ft, $45M store with a fuel station and car wash at Valley Ranch in New Caney.

Loudon County commissioners voted Monday to pause approvals for large data centers for six months as planners study power, water and zoning impacts.

Cambridge has launched a Social Housing Task Force to study publicly backed, permanently affordable mixed-income homes — and wrestle with how to pay for and govern them.

Ohio approved tax credits for seven projects worth more than $1.1 billion; two Cleveland-area manufacturing expansions would add about 115 jobs.

Neighbors say Rising Tide Partners owns hundreds of boarded-up properties across Pittsburgh, but promised rehabs remain stalled amid funding and readiness gaps.

Realberry has listed a 2.5‑acre Brighton Boulevard parcel in RiNo and hired JLL to find a buyer. The move follows years of concept plans and a recent rebrand.

An IBJ analysis finds Indiana paid more than $3.5 billion in development incentives from 2005–2025, renewing calls for clearer disclosure and legislative oversight.

Hennepin County cut the assessed value of Best Buy’s Richfield campus from about $63M to $32M, trimming roughly 5% from the city’s commercial tax base and complicating the 2027 budget.