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Hostos is converting the landmark Bronx General Post Office into an allied‑health and natural‑science center, with renderings showing preserved murals and new labs.
Quill renewed roughly 60,000 square feet at Tri State Lincolnshire, reinforcing the suburban campus as a stay-put option for corporate operations. The deal follows recent renovations to the property.
Songwriter Poo Bear has put a three-level Aria Reserve penthouse in Miami on the market — a sky residence with terraces, a private elevator and six suites. The MLS shows an asking price near $11 million.
A rare 40‑acre parcel in Cleveland's Industrial Valley is drawing fresh developer interest as the supply of large, shovel‑ready lots tightens across the region.
Dallas College picked Matthews Development to lead an 800,000-square-foot El Centro campus that will link transit and the convention center while adding new training and admin space.
Bosch plans to retool its Roseville wafer fab with up to $1.9B in investment, pairing federal CHIPS support with plans for SiC production and hundreds of jobs.
AB 130's CEQA exemption helped an 814‑unit Studio City project get rapid approval, but developers say high materials costs and local taxes still stall many builds.
Owners of Everett’s 352‑unit Olin Fields landed an $82.5M refinance from Mesa West Capital to finish upgrades that began after a 2022 purchase.
An updated application would remake 25 acres near the Galleria into Roseville Station, adding 1,058 apartments plus retail, a hotel and offices.
A Denver council committee paused a vote on the Wynkoop Crossing agreement, holding up a key pedestrian link that would connect Ball Arena to Lower Downtown.
Endeavor is moving to plan a roughly 1,200‑acre phase at Robinson Ranch in north Austin — the biggest single development yet on the long‑held property.
Penn bought 3931 Walnut Street — the former Hummus Grill — edging toward control of the 39th–40th block in University City and lining up a new ground‑floor restaurant.
Scottsdale adopted Ordinance No. 4719 to stop short‑term rentals from operating as commercial event venues and to sharpen enforcement tools for promoter‑style listings.
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