840 Woodrow’s framing topped out in Oakland City, setting the stage for 326 homes, subsidized retail and a planned Beltline spur aimed at boosting jobs and local shops.

Franklin County’s convention authority is launching a campus master plan to explore new hotels, better connections and major upgrades at the Greater Columbus Convention Center.

NDHC will preserve 20 apartments and add 138 new units on North Pearl in Uptown, with the land deal closing this week and construction starting in April.

The Urban League has started demolishing a tornado‑damaged plaza on Aubert Avenue and plans a 45,000‑sq‑ft retail center with up to 18 storefronts to revive the north side.

Three Greater Cincinnati industrial properties traded for a combined $52M+ as EQT sold a 36-property, 7.3M-sf logistics portfolio to Ares.

A broker says a tenant is leasing the longtime Pussycat Theater at 7734 Santa Monica Blvd and has a theater‑and‑restaurant plan in city permitting. The marquee remains but work has not begun.

Colorado leads the nation in home‑insurance hikes: Insurify and LendingTree data show averages headed above $4,000 in 2026 as storms, rebuild costs and reinsurance bite.

Bellevue cleared Wallace Properties’ plan to replace the Bellevue North Shopping Center with a four‑building, near‑900‑unit mixed‑use development on a 4.2‑acre downtown block.

Horizon City announced Wednesday that Buc-ee’s will locate at Horizon Boulevard and Ashford — city leaders called the move a potential “game-changer.”

The Huron Group is reviving the long-stalled Villas at Strawberry Creek in Kenosha. The first phase would deliver 36 duplexes, with construction slated to begin in mid‑2026.

HILLS Properties has started move-ins at Relay 129, a 402‑unit apartment and townhome community beside Costco in Liberty Township.

Mesa West Capital provided an $81M refinance to Knightvest for Domain Memorial, a 313‑unit townhome complex in west Houston. The five‑year loan will fund interior renovations after several years of amenity upgrades.

A private family office signed a 10‑year lease at 9 West 57th averaging $327.50 per square foot, marking a new Manhattan high for office rent.