Queen City Quarter — the former EpiCentre in Uptown Charlotte — will be listed for sale again, with brokers and city leaders watching whether a new owner can revive the block.

Zumper’s March Seattle‑metro report shows Bellevue still tops the region in asking rents — one‑bedrooms at $2,450 and two‑bedrooms at $3,030 — while some outlying cities post steep declines.

A study urges San Jose to add 80,000–100,000 sq ft to the McEnery Convention Center and explore a sports-anchored district to boost downtown activity.

Owners of Austin’s Cheer Up Charlies say the club was padlocked at 900 Red River on Wednesday, leaving staff scrambling just before SXSW after a landlord letter claimed a lease default.

Filings show a proposed 7,600‑sq‑ft research reactor at Proto‑Town in Lockhart with a preliminary $23M estimate and several approval steps ahead.

HPD and BPL presented visioning results for a rebuild at New Utrecht, proposing hundreds of affordable units while neighbors voiced concerns about scale and parking.

A $150M Bank of America construction loan clears a major hurdle for a 301‑unit mixed‑use project in Santa Clara’s Tasman East. The financing paves the way for housing, workspaces and ground‑floor retail near Levi’s Stadium.

Oak Hill would reserve 135 apartments for teachers, school staff and county employees on state land near San Quentin; county financing moves are under way.

Oregon lawmakers approved more than $42M in bonds to reclaim landfill at OSU‑Cascades and fund a student health and recreation center, moving Bend’s campus expansion forward while on‑site work waits until 2028.

Fisk unveiled a master plan that would add a large sports arena and new residence halls, reshaping much of its North Nashville campus.

Safehold closed a ground lease to back a 348‑unit LIHTC project in southeast Austin, to be developed by The NRP Group and due for delivery in 2028.

Gov. Bill Lee’s two-week recruiting trip to Asia and persistent in-person outreach helped secure Korea Zinc’s record $6.6B smelter for Clarksville and revived mining plans in Smith County.

City Council launched a fast review of Measure ULA as studies and political fights over the "mansion tax" intensify.