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.

Bartlett City Schools showed preliminary designs to replace the aging Altruria Elementary and says a new building could open by early 2028. The public meeting offered a first look at renderings and a tentative timeline.

A buyer has pitched a $1.8 billion plan to convert Emerson’s former Ferguson campus into mixed‑use housing, offices and retail; public review is next.

An incomplete city filing shows Silver Hills proposing a mixed‑use apartment project beside the St. Agnes bell tower two blocks from Cleveland Clinic. A nearby CVS lot could complicate any assembly plan.

Drake Plastics will celebrate 30 years next Saturday with a grand opening for a new 143,000-square-foot headquarters on its 45-acre Cypress campus.

A‑frame cabins, a lazy river and a porte‑cochere are taking shape at Disney Lakeshore Lodge on the former River Country site. The DVC resort is targeting 2027.

Cuyahoga County is building a "Deed Lock" that would text owners when a deed is filed and give them 24–48 hours to confirm or block the transfer. The county aims to begin outreach this spring.

A Golden Oak estate sold in five days, highlighting renewed demand for turnkey Disney‑adjacent luxury in Orlando. The quick turn points to changing buyer preferences.

Amazon paid nearly $130M for a 1.1M‑square‑foot South Fulton warehouse; officials say a $500M modernization could bring hundreds of jobs and new tax revenue.

Donovan Richards says the era of disinvestment in Rockaway is over as a $30M Gotham Health clinic and geothermal‑backed Arverne East move forward. City and developers call it a turning point for services and resilience.