Wawa is building a doo‑wop–styled Super Wawa at 3400 New Jersey Ave. in Wildwood with neon signage, a larger footprint and on‑site fuel. No opening date yet.

The redevelopment board will consider declaring the former Liberty Hospital blighted on Tuesday, a move that could open the property to developers and incentives.

The city has proposed buying the vacant CVS at 10022 Madison Avenue for $635,000 as a site for a new fire station, but the owner says no sale has been agreed. The move is the latest turn in a fight over whether the block should host a gas station or a community use.

Esperanza’s land trust is converting decrepit North Philly homes into renovated, low-cost rentals, housing about two dozen families and lining up bank and federal backing to expand.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a trimmed 24‑story tower above Fort Greene’s Hanson Place church after months of hearings and a redesign. The vote clears a major procedural hurdle but leaves neighbors divided.

UHERO traced address‑level moves and found The Central’s 512 units set off chains that freed more than 500 homes across Oʻahu in three years. The paper shows market‑rate and income‑restricted units affect affordability in different ways.

A Centro‑ and city‑backed study finds downtown parking is more available than many think — but a new Spurs arena could still leave a multi‑thousand‑space gap.

Design review cleared for a 27‑story Tower 305 at 305 108th Ave NE, but Capstone Partners says it may still choose an earlier office plan. The site’s future remains undecided.

Founders Properties paid $26.35M to acquire two fully leased industrial buildings in Eagan totaling 169,656 sq ft. The purchase underscores continued demand for mid‑bay industrial in the Twin Cities.

Robinson Bradshaw will consolidate its Raleigh and Chapel Hill offices at Durham’s Imperial Tower, joining other HQ tenants as the $10M renovation refills the former IQVIA building.

Maury's Tiny Cove cut its asking price to $895K as the owners seek a buyer who will preserve the 75‑year steakhouse's vintage charm.

A buying rush for senior living has pushed single‑asset prices into the hundreds of millions in Metro Atlanta as investors chase tight inventory and rising rents.

KS Partners has asked for more time on a lab conversion at 815 Somerville Ave as life‑sciences vacancy climbs across Greater Boston. The pause leaves resale or redevelopment on the table.