Alpha‑2, a 325,000‑sq‑ft Manhattan Project‑era building at Y‑12, has been torn down, clearing 2.5 acres for modernization and future national‑security projects.

A judge asked lawyers to propose a way to pick a small set of cases from 423 ex‑students suing Armando Montelongo, moving the decade‑long dispute closer to trial.

Median single‑family prices in the Jacksonville region rose 5.3% in February to $388,500 even as pending contracts fell sharply, pointing to a market that’s balancing. Inventory and permits nudged higher but affordability remains strained.

Dozens of Benbrook and west Fort Worth residents pushed back at a meeting over a proposed $1.1B Edged data center at Veale Ranch as a council vote nears. Neighbors say tax breaks, power and water impacts need closer scrutiny.

Related Ross has opened sales for Edgeworth, a new luxury condo on a West Palm church site, with units starting near $2.5 million.

A preservation victory for Bartlesville: litigation over Price Tower has been resolved, clearing the way for restoration by McFarlin Building LLC. The conservancy says it will support the rehab.

A newly disclosed $135 million taxpayer share of Boston’s White Stadium rebuild has revived protests and a legal appeal as councilors press for answers. The debate pits a pricey public‑private plan against a cheaper, fully public alternative.

Sugar Land and Missouri City recorded 203 home sales in February while medians eased across most ZIP codes.

Berkadia secured $114.37M in bridge financing to refinance a nine‑property assisted‑living portfolio across Cleveland suburbs and western Pennsylvania while the operator targets stabilization.

A community workshop Wednesday will focus on rezoning a 55‑acre parcel along Neponset Avenue in Foxborough. Town officials say materials and recordings are online.

A Golden Oak estate in the Walt Disney World enclave closed for $14 million on March 9, the top Dr. Phillips residential sale that week.

Live Oak Contracting has signed on with Future of Cities to advance Jacksonville's PHXJAX arts district. The project repurposes historic buildings into studios, shops and mixed-income housing.

Capital One paid about $125 million for 14 acres across Route 123, consolidating control of much of Scotts Run South and reshaping Tysons development options.