Catherine Zeta‑Jones and Michael Douglas have listed Longmeadow, an 11,600‑sq‑ft Georgian on 12 acres in Irvington. The listing highlights river frontage, a 100‑ft terrace and a 'fully immersive' lower level.

The Baysox and county partners finished a set of fan-focused upgrades at Prince George’s Stadium — from a lighthouse-themed kids area to new video displays and ADA viewing.

A 0.73‑acre Palm Beach parcel at 350 Island Road — once home to a 107‑year‑old philanthropist — is listed for $41M and marketed as a prospective teardown.

Pahrump landowners rallied Saturday, saying missing water and sewer lines have made thousands of small parcels unbuildable; they want zoning and utility fixes from county officials.

Assessor data shows roughly $29 million in Mills Act savings countywide, with downtown, La Jolla and Coronado landmarks receiving the largest reductions.

Port Authority says 5 WTC housing plans are on pause as rising construction costs force a rethink of the project's budget, subsidies and unit mix.

Wixom's planning commission is drafting an ordinance that would limit where data centers can locate and require plans for water, power, noise and decommissioning.

Crews have cleared most of the parcel at 264 Butler Street in Gowanus after Goose Property Management's 2025 purchase. The site abuts a 172 Third Avenue lot that expands the developer's footprint.

Elon Musk unveiled a $20 billion 'Terafab' in Austin's Seaholm, saying the plant would dramatically expand chip output to feed Tesla, SpaceX and xAI.

A $12.5M transfer of Baldwin Towers topped this week’s South Hills closings, alongside several Jefferson Hills and Baldwin Borough residential sales. The list blends developer resales, estate moves and new‑build closings.

Heidelberg USA is moving its North American HQ a few minutes away to Marietta, expanding demo and training space while keeping jobs in Cobb County.

The Pelicans rolled out a master plan to modernize Smoothie King Center — new lower-bowl seats, upgraded systems and a public-private funding push are on the table.

A West Baltimore rehab has been stalled for three years as permit delays and portal problems leave the developer roughly $100K into a condemned property. City officials point to data showing faster turnaround while builders say the portal still jams.