The Department of Buildings posted photos after a partial parapet collapse in Manhattan and reminded owners about the city's annual parapet observation rule.

Developers behind Northbank have scrapped a planned 307-unit apartment tower and are replacing that footprint with hundreds more townhomes along the Fishtown waterfront.

Permits were filed for a 17-story mixed-use building at 489 East 152nd Street in Melrose, proposing 195 units and a large commercial footprint.

KeySource signed a lease to more than double its suburban Cincinnati logistics center, expanding regional capacity for pharmaceutical distribution. The move highlights growing local demand for logistics space.

A six‑story, 95‑unit building is proposed at 4730 N Clark, promising 7,600 sq ft of retail, 19 affordable homes and a rooftop deck next to Chase Park.

After a Chancery Court ruling, Vanderbilt Health has cleared regulatory hurdles to advance a 42‑bed community hospital in Murfreesboro’s Blackman area.

OSP plans a $71.6 million forensics lab and morgue at 3300 Chad Drive that would replace the Springfield crime lab and expand autopsy capacity in the Willamette Valley.

New renderings show a larger Kimlau Square, a Parks-led restoration of the 1962 Kimlau Arch, and DOT plans to simplify the chaotic intersection. LPC review is scheduled for July 14.

County filings show plans for a 325‑slip marina at the former Miami Seaquarium; regulators and fishermen warn of big environmental risks.

Menomonee Falls trustees denied AT&T’s request for an 80‑foot cell tower in downtown after residents and planning panels raised concerns about sightlines, health and property values.

Southfield approved a $65.1 million plan to convert the former Blue Cross Blue Shield campus into 305 workforce apartments and ground‑floor retail.

Dame Helen Mirren and Taylor Hackford have relisted their Hollywood Hills compound for just under $13M after a designer refresh, marking a roughly $5.5M cut from 2021.

Cooper City filed a July 7 complaint seeking foreclosure of two code-enforcement liens on a Guardian Estates home owned by United MYM LLC. The filing asks the court to allow sale of the property to satisfy accruing fines.