A tenant and Adam Leitman Bailey have asked state regulators to block Eliot Spitzer’s plan to replace 985 Fifth Avenue with luxury condos as DHCR reviews emergency claims. The dispute centers on a contested lease renewal for an elderly tenant.

Two Renaissance hotels in New Orleans will go to an online auction next week, pitched as value‑add plays while the local hotel market steadies.

Tigard's TCDA approved splitting the former Regal Cinemas parcel so a developer can build on the south while the city secures a park on the north.

Developer Mike Reschke finalized a roughly $16M takeover of the Burnham Center at 111 W Washington and aims to convert the mid‑floors into a 250–300 room luxury hotel. The move resolves foreclosure drama that has dogged the building for years.

Astoria Tower residents formed a tenants association, withheld rent over chronic elevator failures and other hazards, and say they’ll fight eviction threats.

Lower Southampton rescheduled a zoning hearing on plans to add a mosque at the Al‑Asr Islamic Community Center and moved the meeting to Poquessing Middle School on March 31. Neighbors have been granted party status and online reaction has been intense.

A Thomas family rezoning could turn riverside pastures into nearly 4,000 homes, drawing local alarm over water, wildlife and narrow roads. County commissioners will consider a referral on April 9, 2026.

South St. Paul will close Northview Pool this summer to prepare the site for a new outdoor aquatics center; the project depends on state bonding and an estimated $8.5M price tag.

Records show a $24,300 donation tied to a controversial Clearwater dock permit has divided neighbors and regulators over manatee and habitat safety.

Russell Glen unveiled Rivulet, a 90‑acre plan across from UNT Dallas promising about 300 homes, hundreds of apartments and a 20‑acre retail district supported by a $23.5M city grant.

Once a buzzy Beltline storefront cluster, The Beacon now shows many empty bays — but owners and brokers point to new leases and the Southside Trail as the likely fix.

An Indianapolis developer has applied for a seven‑year tax abatement as it aims to move its headquarters to Anderson and convert vacant buildings into apartments.

The first building at South Creek topped off this week and a local preschool signed to take a ground-floor space. The milestone brings apartments and shops a step closer to opening.