A 1.5‑acre stretch of East Livingston in Schumacher Place has been cleared for a five‑story Northstar development with about 170 apartments and nearly 19,000 square feet of retail.

Sheetz opened a Novi store on April 28 and crews have started demolishing a Highland Township property as the chain accelerates plans across southeast Michigan.

Jeff Greene has pitched a 25‑story Live Local Act tower at 120 S. Dixie Highway that would be Florida’s tallest mass‑timber building and a major test of the law locally.

A multi‑parcel Plantation Key oceanfront compound is listed at $40M, with a private beach, deep-water basin and split‑lot pricing that could push totals even higher.

A China-based e-commerce tenant signed a 66-month lease for roughly 500,000 sq ft at Majestic's Ontario industrial park, a notable big‑box move in the Inland Empire.

A tiny coffee counter called Portal Perk has opened inside Portal 4 at Oak Ridge’s K‑25 site, folding a historic gatehouse into the new Atomic History Campus.

Versant expanded to roughly 250,000 square feet at 229 West 43rd Street, signing an 18‑year lease and building studios inside the landmarked former New York Times building.

Barnat Development has launched construction on Holmes Beverly Phase II, adding 52 apartments near the Beverly Depot with Opportunity Zone equity and HUD‑insured financing. Twenty percent of units will target workforce households.

Charlotte’s Eastwood Homes has acquired Atlanta builder Peachtree Building Group, adding metro communities and local teams to its Southeast footprint.

Saul Ewing has moved its Minneapolis office into the Wells Fargo Center, joining other national law firms that have signed leases at the tower. The shift reflects a push for high‑amenity downtown space.

A private Austin investor has bought the 823 Congress Ave office tower from a DRA/Pillar joint venture, according to CoStar. Public details on price and the buyer remain limited.

An amendment filed with the state attorney general shows 20 contracts at 80 Clarkson, pushing the offering plan effective and signaling that sales are now officially underway.

Four developer teams have been shortlisted to remake a multi-block section of Lockhart’s downtown. The EDC’s RFQ has moved to an RFP stage with an Aug. 3 deadline and a hoped-for selection this fall.