Auburn broke ground Tuesday on a long‑planned rebuild of the Auburn Avenue Theater and a 16,000‑sqft downtown park, kicking off a $13.7M effort to revive Main Street. Construction mobilization began this week and the city is targeting mid‑2027 for completion.

Cobb County says Truist Park and The Battery generated nearly $40M in 2025 — more than the county’s $22.48M annual stadium debt service. Officials say visitor taxes and rising property values flipped the math.

Parc Beaufort at 140 West 57th is nearing completion as a 47‑unit condo conversion that blends restored historic features with new amenities and a sales launch scheduled later this year.

KB Home is converting the old Starlite Drive‑In into roughly 200 homes and has restored the marquee to serve as the development’s entrance. Model homes are open as construction continues.

North Fort Worth's 76177 ZIP shot up the national list of fastest‑growing new neighborhoods, driven by a multi‑year building boom.

Lakewood is preparing a National Register nomination for Madison Avenue to unlock state and federal tax credits and spur rehabilitation of older storefronts. The move pairs grant funding with historic tax incentives to lower costs for property owners.

Tampa’s CRA board will weigh a $50 million funding request for the Darryl Shaw‑led Ybor Harbor waterfront project, with staff recommending $35 million. The plan emphasizes new public waterfront and streetscape work.

The building that houses Valhalla at 710 Red River is listed for sale, and co‑owner Seth Levy says the team can't afford to buy it. The venue is keeping shows on the calendar while brokers market the property.

CliftonLarsonAllen has opened a 50,000‑square‑foot, $10M Connection Center in Ballantyne as it leaves its Uptown footprint. The center will host training, client events and regional teams.

VanTrust is proposing a three-building, 1.1 million-square-foot speculative industrial park on roughly 86 acres near Independence, Kentucky, according to reporting. The project would be one of the largest new warehouse developments in the Cincinnati area.

Onni filed plans to replace part of Wilshire Courtyard with twin 67‑story towers that would deliver 2,586 apartments, grocery space and new podium parking in the Miracle Mile.

Seattle’s City Council unanimously repealed a 2025 law that would have allowed housing in the SoDo stadium district after a state board found the rezoning invalid. The repeal resets the fight between developers, unions and the Port.

Commissioners voted to open negotiations with Mission Sellars to redevelop roughly eight acres near City Hall; Imagine One would serve as the backup if talks stall.