A Suffolk County judge doubled a jury award in a long-running South End developer fight; with interest and fees the bill could approach $20M. The defendants plan to appeal.

Construction is rising at the former Pico Bowl site: Cypress Equity is building 186 apartments with retail, a 346-space garage and 19 deed-restricted units. The project reuses the landmark "BOWL" sign.

Cincinnati’s TIF accounts have grown into a major funding source — more than $131M — used for property buys, subsidized apartments and sidewalk upgrades across neighborhoods.

Parkspring plans The Lucille, a 240-unit luxury apartment community on Friendship Lane near the new Waldorf Astoria; first leases are expected in 2028.

Palladium USA plans a 327‑unit, market‑rate apartment community at Craig Ranch in McKinney, with financing closed March 3 and preleasing slated for mid‑2027.

Marian University is turning the long‑vacant Larue Carter hospital into a cradle‑to‑career education hub as part of its Riverside Education Innovation District.

The Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania has chosen The Michaels Organization to evaluate repurposing 26 church properties into housing and mixed uses across Philadelphia and nearby counties.

After a five‑year legal fight, the Tides Hotel at 1220 Ocean Drive was transferred to lender Safe Harbor after a roughly $95.6M judgment; appeals are pending.

Mindspace is adding 11,500 square feet at 25 Kent in Williamsburg, bringing its local footprint to about 50,000 square feet with an expected summer 2026 opening.

City planners approved selling about 2.7 acres at 800 Evans Street to Nehemiah Manufacturing for $1, moving a proposed 45,660‑sf factory and new jobs closer to construction. The parcel transfer clears a planning hurdle for the company's Lower Price Hill expansion.

The city selected EAH Housing to turn the former Dee Lite Bakery site in Kalihi into transit‑oriented affordable rentals across from the future Mokauea Skyline station.

County commissioners added road upgrades in Brunswick and the Cobblestone Crossings mixed‑use plan in Montville to the county’s economic strategy to clear the way for state and federal grants. The moves aim to make infrastructure shovel‑ready for new jobs and housing.

Third & Urban unveiled the Atkins Park Collection, a multi‑block effort to refresh roughly 61,000 square feet of North Highland retail with a courtyard, upgraded facades and targeted new tenants.