A vacant Bed-Stuy lot could become a 15-story project with community space, commercial uses and 186 parking spots—but no announced apartments.

A 1,927-home development beside Maryland’s last coal plant is stalled over wetlands, forests and environmental review in northern Anne Arundel County.

Chapel Hill’s stalled Franklin Street wet-lab site could become a 225-apartment mixed-use project with retail, parking and public space.

Camelot Homes is bringing eight high-end residences to North Central Phoenix, with prices starting around $1.6 million. The Viridian project pairs butterfly-roof architecture with a flexible private upstairs retreat.

Gouverneur’s 250th-anniversary spotlight is putting housing, downtown revitalization and tourism plans front and center. Mayor Ronald McDougall says the village’s biggest projects are still ahead.

A Northridge developer wants to replace one 1950s house with six small-lot homes and attached ADUs near CSUN. The project is using California’s SB 1123 housing streamlining law.

A 1905 Lake View greystone is gone, making room for two new residences with rooftop decks and a detached garage.

Your Boat Club sold its Smith’s Bay marina for $6.85 million to clear Wells Fargo debt. The company will keep running rentals at the Lake Minnetonka site.

Waxhaw is considering a 12-month freeze on new data center and crypto-mining approvals, with a public hearing set for next Tuesday.

Signorello Estate’s rebuilt Napa winery is facing trustee sales totaling more than $37 million. The auction is scheduled for Aug. 21 in downtown Napa.

Two commercial buildings near Belmont and Leavitt are slated for demolition as a six-unit condo project moves forward in Roscoe Village.

A 1920s Old Fourth Ward triplex near Ponce City Market is asking $750,000, with live-work and light-commercial possibilities on the table.

Denton is weighing 252 new income-restricted apartments at Waterford at Spencer Oaks, alongside a $527,451 annual property tax break. Only 165 units are expected to bring lower rents.