Dila Development pared back a Mount Pleasant condo conversion after preservation officials warned additions would overwhelm historic facades. Revised designs shrink rooftop and rear additions.

An emergency permit allows crews to remove three walls at 7 Aviles Street after engineers warned the addition's exterior walls were at risk of collapse. HARB will meet to set salvage conditions.

City approvals cleared civil plans for The Nexus at Regency this week. Blackwater filed a $3.7M site‑clearing permit and a slate of national brands appear in early filings.

KKR opened a permanent office at 600 Brickell Avenue, creating a Miami hub to serve institutional and private-wealth clients across Latin America.

Weins Development is moving to buy land around STEAM on the Platte and plans to start the River Mile rebuild by replacing Raices with housing and riverfront amenities.

Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging bought Moen's former North Olmsted headquarters for $6.6M and will relocate its downtown offices to the suburban campus.

Georgia‑Pacific plans to convert its downtown headquarters into mixed‑use housing, reserving roughly 30% of the new apartments at below‑market rents.

A Broward judge sided with Hollywood in a Live Local Act fight over a proposed 17‑story beachfront tower, but the developer says it will seek a rehearing.

The Greater Memphis Chamber reported record revenue and higher payroll in 2024, a year leaders say was powered by big wins including xAI’s Colossus and membership growth.

Charlotte developer BRD Land & Investment has filed Chapter 11 and begun marketing parts of its development portfolio, putting thousands of lots and local projects up for sale. The move follows a downturn in demand that the company says hit first‑time buyers hardest.

Exterior work is progressing on Oak Row's 41‑story 2600 Biscayne in Edgewater, with the podium and façade now rising toward a late‑2026 finish.

The AT&T letters have been removed from Nashville’s iconic ‘‘Batman Building,’’ and AT&T says it’s updating exterior signage while maintaining a presence at 333 Commerce.

County and industry data show Seattle’s top office towers have lost billions in assessed value as vacancy rates spike, squeezing downtown tax revenue and retailers.