The 60‑story One Seaport tower at 161 Maiden Lane has stalled after contractors said its foundation was compromised. Engineers warn a costly underpinning may be the only long‑term fix.

Empire Group has rebranded its downtown megaproject as Arro, a twin‑tower plan that would add a 541‑ft tower, a 250‑key hotel and a penthouse restaurant to Phoenix.

A $100M Life Time Living tower is poised to break ground at The Exchange Raleigh, pairing an 80,000‑sq‑ft Life Time club and rooftop beach club with about 250 luxury rental units.

Barclays Center is mid‑renovation with a reimagined atrium, a new AmEx lounge and a public art program that will install works by Sarah Sze and others.

City Council cleared plans to turn the former Plano Athletic Club into a five-story, 250-unit Watermere independent-living community. Neighbors raised concerns about height and construction.

A new North Side YMCA will break ground in The Village this Friday, with officials saying the build will expand childcare, pools and community services for north-side families.

Equitas Health filed plans to tear down a Hilltop bar and build an 11,000‑square‑foot clinic offering primary care, HIV/STI testing, mental‑health services and a pharmacy.

Raffaele's Pizza, a family-run North Central Phoenix staple since the 1970s, says redevelopment plans could push it out after roughly 50 years. Neighbors are watching closely.

Rochester Hills' draft 2027–2032 capital plan would spend about $198.3M and the city is weighing new rules for large data centers, from lot‑size minimums to water‑use limits.

Saunders Property Company bought Viewpointe at Seaside, a 93-pad manufactured-home park at 1300 Palmetto Ave in Pacifica, for $39.5 million.

Saunagoose, a Scandinavian-style outdoor sauna and cold-plunge park, is planned for Cleveland’s Scranton Peninsula with hot tubs, guided saunagus sessions and a riverside cafe.

Helio filed planning applications for two eight‑story buildings on Overland Ave in Palms that together would add nearly 400 apartments and ground‑floor retail, with some deed‑restricted units.

New housing data show Plano’s typical home value is down about 5% year‑over‑year, with March median sales at $490K and slower transactions reshaping the market.