Concordia University Wisconsin plans a new wing for its School of Nursing at the Mequon campus, folding simulation labs and an inter‑professional clinic into a larger academic building.

The historic 'Price' building that once housed the Macomb Daily is visibly crumbling in downtown Mount Clemens, prompting safety worries as the city and developers eye the site. Neighbors want the facade secured before someone is hurt.

Ken Griffin’s Park Tower penthouse has been relisted after a buyer’s contract collapsed, returning one of the city’s most-watched luxury listings. Brokers say the sale will be a barometer for downtown demand.

Brinc will move its Seattle headquarters from Fremont to West Canal Yards and aims to grow local staff from roughly 160 to 250 as it ramps production.

Baez Place officially opened in Claremont, delivering 154 affordable apartments and on‑site supportive services in an $86 million development. The building includes a rooftop greenhouse and community spaces.

Associated Wholesale Grocers will spend $110M to modernize its Pearl River distribution center, add automation and retain 334 jobs.

An income‑verification snag at the Cottages at Drakes Creek has delayed a planned conversion to a publicly funded housing co‑op, leaving residents uncertain about buy‑ins and eligibility.

A Houston TV segment asked whether Gen Z is abandoning homeownership. National and local data show modest gains in some places but big affordability gaps remain.

Three Allegheny County Council members introduced a bill to require countywide property reassessments every three years beginning in 2028, pitched as a fix for valuation inequities and a boost for school funding.

Terrabank is relocating its corporate headquarters to the Columbus Center at One Alhambra Plaza in Coral Gables, taking two floors and opening a ground‑floor banking center. The move is expected to be finalized by March 31, 2026.

Realtor.com data show mobile homes often cost far less than single‑family houses and — when sold with land — can build equity over time, giving some buyers a path into ownership.

Trustees approved exclusive talks with Napa United and Napa Valley 1839 FC to study a privately financed upgrade of the college’s rundown football field into an 1,800‑seat soccer stadium. Backers say the project would be funded by donors and a loan.

Welcome Group has moved its headquarters to the 12th floor of 515 Post Oak Boulevard in Uptown Houston as the developer scales up its portfolio.