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.

Miami rolled out a Walk‑Thru Express for homeowners and an Annual Facility Permit for businesses, aiming to deliver same‑day approvals for many small projects. City officials say the changes start immediately.

Fairfield will host a March 31 forum on a proposed Rental Housing Safety Program that would charge landlords $195 per unit, with an $85 self‑certification rate.

Tesla will convert the former Toys 'R' Us at Kendall's Palms at Town & Country into a 45,255-square-foot showroom and service center, targeted to open late 2026.

Akron will hold a groundbreaking next Thursday for a $76M Kenmore K–8 campus that combines Pfeiffer Elementary and Miller South on the former Kenmore High site.

LVGEA is drafting a three‑year strategy to align partners, target industries and ensure that new growth covers its own costs. The plan is due in late April.

City Council voted unanimously to expand an LAHD investigation after a report flagged bulk purchases, quick flipping and concentrated ownership patterns across L.A. neighborhoods.

Planning commissioners recommended limits that would restrict most short‑term rentals to hosts' primary homes, a move that could remove hundreds of listings and split housing and tourism interests.

Sage has expanded its Atlanta HQ to take every office floor at 619 Ponce, the mass-timber building at Ponce City Market, leaving no office space available.

West Harbor’s phased opening brings a 6,200‑seat amphitheater, roughly 1,200 feet of public dock and new promenades to the San Pedro waterfront. The Port is reinvesting trade gains into public access.

Highland Homes won county approval for a 401‑home subdivision east of St. Cloud, bringing townhomes and single‑family houses to the Old Melbourne Highway corridor.

Trustees approved an amendment letting the developer start demolition and cleanup at the Vue site at Arlington Heights and Higgins as retailers shift into new buildings. The move advances plans for apartments, townhomes and a pedestrian bridge to Busse Woods.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp has been identified as the buyer of a $46M waterfront Venetian Islands mansion in Miami Beach. The purchase follows Palantir’s move to the Miami area.