A judge has named a trustee to manage properties tied to Bethesda investor Peter Stuart as creditors accuse him of diverting funds; a D.C. parcel is central to the fight.

A decades‑old road alignment is forcing Fredericksburg leaders to delay a flagship Waldorf Astoria project, putting the resort's 2027 timeline at risk.

S&P Global is consolidating its Denver hub into a much smaller DTC office, signing a lease for roughly 40,000 sq ft at Village Center Station I.

Developer Brett Embry says financing is in place and the long-stalled Skyhaven Quarry plan on Moreland Avenue could start moving through permitting, with a conservation park at its heart.

March brought double‑digit gains in both sales and listings across the Milwaukee metro, but median prices rose to about $388,000 as buyers kept competing for scarce, well‑priced homes.

Moody's data show U.S. office vacancies at a record 21% in Q1 2026, but Columbus posted leasing gains and steady rents that point to local stability. Brokers say demand concentrated in higher‑quality product.

Over the Rainbow Association opened a 37‑unit Lakeview building in October 2025, but long waitlists show Chicago still needs many more wheelchair‑friendly affordable apartments.

Neighbors in Harford County urged the council to pause while officials study the impacts of a possible data‑center sale; a 90‑day moratorium is now on the table.

Winter Park’s CRA is proposing a Catalyst Development Program that would offer up to $500,000 to attract mixed‑use development and jobs along major corridors.

Lennar filed plans this month for two new neighborhoods near East 156th Street in Noblesville that would add roughly 500 homes, according to local reporting and city filings.

Detroit filed to seize a vacant west-side apartment after years of illegal dumping. City lawyers say lawsuits and roughly $100,000 in fines back the effort.

State regulators conditionally approved Novant Health’s plan for a 32‑bed, $346M hospital in Union County, a bid to bring new competition to Charlotte’s southern suburbs.

Coca‑Cola has agreed to sell its Midtown training center at 333 North Ave to Georgia Tech, a deal that could convert an art‑deco office into classrooms and labs.