Cuyahoga County released a Data Center Development Guide to help municipalities weigh server‑farm proposals and the impacts they bring. The packet lists concerns and tools towns can use when projects land at the zoning table.

Warner Mega’s revised filing for 7220 N. Owensmouth ups the unit count to 120, trims height and slashes parking — and could be fast‑tracked under the city’s ED1 rules.

A proposed apartment project would be the first major residential build inside St. Charles’ Riverpointe redevelopment.

New reports show Wall Street led finance hiring since 2019 while tech keeps bringing young, well‑paid workers — a split that will keep housing demand firm.

Supervisor Janice Hahn says new pitches for the county-owned San Pedro courthouse site range from a school arts campus to a hotel. A POLA High School meeting is set for next Thursday.

ILPT signed two leases totaling more than 2.7 million square feet — a 532K‑sf Indianapolis warehouse and a 2.24M‑sf Kapolei ground lease — lifting occupancy to ~98%.

LORE and Element Development broke ground on The Lincoln, a boutique 48-unit condo in Coconut Grove with wellness amenities and prices starting near $1.5M.

Jamison’s eight‑story Koreatown project — now marketed as Hudson — has been unwrapped. The development will deliver 230 units, 23 extremely low‑income apartments and resident amenities near Wilshire/Western.

Woodfield Development has broken ground on Connerton Apartments, a 270‑unit rental community inside Connerton in Land O’ Lakes with resort‑style amenities and Q2 2028 deliveries expected.

HVN has filed plans for a five‑story, 77‑unit affordable building at 8811 S. Reading Ave in Westchester. The proposal would reserve one‑ and two‑bedroom homes for low‑ and moderate‑income renters and include no parking.

NexPoint's $445M plan will add nearly 1,000 apartments, roughly 22,300 sq ft of retail and a hotel to Cityplace Tower in Uptown Dallas, backed by phased permits and city incentives.

Knox County’s 2025 development report shows $2.4 billion in new construction and nearly 6,000 permitted units, with a countywide shift toward multi‑unit housing.

Vulcan Materials acquired Brannan Sand & Gravel operations, adding a rail‑connected quarry in Lamar and a DFW distribution yard while shedding California ready‑mix assets.