The Planning Commission voted 5‑2 to advance a rezoning that would remake Smith’s Ballpark into a mixed‑use neighborhood while keeping pieces of the old stadium.

The Collective’s failed sale pushed the firm into administration, leaving several Brooklyn and Long Island City projects uncertain as lenders and administrators plot next steps.

Radian Group will cut about 50 jobs as it winds down its mortgage conduit and markets its title and real‑estate services, part of a strategic refocus. The move follows a divestiture plan tied to the company’s pivot into specialty insurance.

Everpure, the newly rebranded Pure Storage, signed a twin-building lease at Santa Clara Square that secures an entire six‑story headquarters through 2040 as AI lifts demand.

St. Helena's longtime A&W will close on March 31, 2026; Azteca Market is reportedly under contract to buy the site but approvals and the sale remain unsettled.

Crews have pushed Baccarat Residences in Brickell to the 40th floor, making the 75‑story tower a new presence along the Miami River as glazing and balconies begin to appear. Construction and fit‑out are accelerating toward an expected top‑out in 2026 and overall delivery in early 2028.

Terwilliger Pappas filed a site‑plan amendment to rework 10.9 acres at Carmel Commons, swapping planned medical offices and retail for up to 360 apartments while preserving a large office building.

Foundations are in at 24-19 Jackson Avenue and crews expect the 55-story tower to go vertical this spring, bringing a Chelsea Piers gym and hundreds of homes to Court Square.

Skanska won a $77M Hillsborough County contract to rebuild Stewart Middle and Just Elementary into a shared 135,000‑sq‑ft campus. Construction is slated for Feb 2026 through early 2028.

Seminole County approved $1.05M toward Riverbend Landings, a 146‑unit Sanford complex that will set rents by income to help working families.

HB 2429 would give Arizona cities limited authority to set occupancy limits, cap short‑term rental permits and expand penalties after the House passed the measure.

Baker McKenzie will close its downtown Tampa office and shift local staff to remote work as part of a global restructuring. The move follows earlier downsizing in the firm's Tampa hub.

High Street filed plans to add about 280 apartments, small retail and workforce units at Perimeter Summit, joining a wave of residential projects reshaping the campus. City filings and traffic analysis give a mixed picture of unit counts and impacts.