Highmark Construction broke ground on a 200‑unit Layton Hills Apartments project near Layton Hills Mall, touting resort‑style amenities and podium parking. The Spring 2027 delivery window is listed on the developer’s site.

The Alabama‑Coushatta Tribe will open a 24‑hour temporary casino with about 300 electronic bingo machines in Leggett this summer while it builds a full‑scale Naskila resort.

Stream Realty has broken ground on a 300,000+ sq ft Class A logistics building at 4330 Northfield Lane, adding rare infill distribution space to northwest Houston.

Cardinal Point's plan would replace the Ramada near Tampa International with 398 apartments, ground‑floor retail and a large parking garage.

Walker & Dunlop arranged a $56.7M Fannie Mae‑backed refinance for Urbon @ Nona, a 360‑unit Lake Nona apartment community, stabilizing the property's capital stack.

The Three Arts Club at 340 W. 85th is being rehabbed into 61 permanently affordable senior studios, with 40% set aside for formerly homeless older adults.

A new Larimer County dashboard and final report map out thousands of homes the county needs now and by 2035.

Coushatta Casino Resort cut the ribbon on an eight‑story Legacy Tower in Kinder, adding 204 rooms and roughly 100 luxury suites. Bookings open May 18 and a $300,000 giveaway follows.

A federal lawsuit filed Thursday accuses a Southeast Bridge subcontractor's principals and Lexon Insurance of diverting union funds on a Bronx MTA job.

Zillow's Best Time to List analysis shows Philadelphia sellers who list in the last two weeks of May can earn about $7,500 more on average, though neighborhood conditions still matter.

Renderings for Millstone Village lean on Cannon Mills history while promising a Harris Teeter anchor, homes and new tax revenue for Kannapolis.

Franklin won a $1M state brownfield grant to remove contaminated soil and install vapor mitigation at the old paper mill, clearing the way for mixed‑use downtown redevelopment.

Las Vegas buyers are favoring flexible “right‑now” homes that fit today’s needs and leave room to pivot. The shift is reshaping how homes are priced, staged and built.