Robert family developers plan a Tulane‑adjacent student housing complex that will replace Ted's Frostop while preserving its neon sign and brand.

Publix filed plans for a 55,000‑sq‑ft two‑story store at 11380 Biscayne Blvd in North Miami, proposing stacked parking and an on‑site liquor shop; no opening date yet.

One Circle Co. will build a 42,000-square-foot, 45-unit mixed-use building at the long-vacant Keystone site on Union Street, backed by state and local financing. Construction is set to begin in March 2026.

HAR's February rental update shows more single-family homes available and slight rent dips, giving Houston renters more choice and time to shop.

Hub Tampa Fowler will add 1,195 beds near USF across three buildings, bringing new amenities and hundreds of parking spots as part of the RITHM redevelopment.

An alley transfer clears the way for an eight‑story, 239‑unit mixed‑use project at the former Ballard Blossom site, city files and trade reporting show.

Demolition is underway at 22nd and Meridian for M22, a roughly $32M affordable-housing project expected to add about 116 rental units to the Near Northside. The work clears long-empty buildings as neighborhood partners push housing and health investments.

Intel’s 150‑acre Folsom campus has attracted institutional offers for a 1.68M‑square‑foot sale‑leaseback; bids are due April 24, 2026.

Pasadena’s Design Commission will review a five-story, 145-unit Belmont Village senior living project proposed next to the First Church of Christ, Scientist. The plan would replace the church’s surface parking lot and requires design and tree‑replacement conditions.

Bron Tapes signed an 82,000‑sq‑ft full‑building lease at Hub Arapahoe in Centennial, taking Phase II to roughly 75% pre‑leased and establishing a Colorado HQ.

A proposed 10‑acre youth sports campus on Boyette Road has drawn packed hearings and a sharp split between Lithia residents and supporters.

A 3.29-acre Naples riverfront estate listed for $14.5M comes with a $2M Lucas Lagoons backyard, complete with lagoon-style pools, waterfalls and a private dock.

A new NLIHC report finds North Carolina has just 38 affordable and available rentals per 100 extremely low‑income households, leaving many renters severely cost‑burdened. The shortage is concentrated in major metros and across the state.