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.

Peak Nano announced a U.S. manufacturing partnership with E&P Technologies to fast‑track NanoPlex films into capacitors and back plans for a Cleveland–Akron plant. The tie‑up aims to speed prototypes into domestic production for fusion, defense and grid uses.

State trust land auctions are bringing national builders, NFL‑sized projects and multimillion‑dollar bids to Desert Ridge, with a nearly 300‑acre parcel and other lots now queued to sell.

A 1.2M-square-foot former Rackspace campus in Windcrest has passed a rehab milestone as ICP converts the site into the Windcrest International Business Park. First-phase work is now nearing completion.

Mayor Abdullah Hammoud says Dearborn is piloting housing and safety fixes — a 1,500‑unit goal, a 300‑home city project and stepped‑up traffic enforcement. City documents show planning is already moving into early build steps.

Dycom will build a 49‑acre workforce campus near Monroe to train electricians and fiber technicians as Atlanta‑area data‑center demand surges. Groundbreaking is set for April with a mid‑2027 opening.

Gordon VeneKlasen quietly sold his renovated Macdougal Alley carriage house for $18M to a shell company. The 4,000‑sq‑ft Greenwich Village home had been marketed near $20M.

Parma opens its long-awaited Ridgewood Golf Club & Event Center next week, adding simulators, a pub and year‑round rental space for weddings and fundraisers.

A34 — the three‑building complex at Avenue 34 — has opened, but neighbors say the finished site and long‑buried contamination worries tell a different story. Public records show community groups pushed regulators for more testing during entitlements.

Two new proposals — at 320 Summer Street and 11 Avenue de Lafayette — would add about 213 apartments and push Boston’s office-conversion tally to 29 buildings.

A roughly 55,600‑square‑foot retail center is planned for Porter’s FM 1314 corridor, bringing fast food, a gym and medical clinics as permits move through state filings.