Qcells is building and supplying two utility‑scale Atlas phases in La Paz County, using U.S.‑made panels, racking and batteries and tied to long‑term SCE contracts. The work moves the multi‑phase Atlas Energy Park toward commercial operation.

South Boston’s Mary Ellen McCormack will be rebuilt as a climate‑resilient, mixed‑income neighborhood with all‑electric homes, raised grades, rain gardens and new public spaces.

Retail giants are pairing stores with apartments in cities, using ground-floor leases to finance new housing while reshaping neighborhoods.

A 705-acre Sabinal River ranch near Utopia is listed at $19.95M. The family-owned Lazy C Ranch includes guest buildings, a hangar and a grass airstrip.

Gelt Venture Partners bought the 117‑unit Drexler Townhomes in Lehi and plans 35 basement‑to‑bedroom conversions to add rental income.

A Suffolk Superior Court ruling found South Boston developers breached contracts over an East 2nd Street lot, producing roughly $1.58M in damages and a judge's Seuss‑tinged rebuke.

A 93,000‑square‑foot modernization at J.O. Wilson Elementary is wrapping up with net‑zero systems and LEED Gold targets.

Franklin’s council unanimously approved a one‑year moratorium on new data centers after a packed hearing, citing zoning gaps and worries about water, power and noise.

Expedition Partners and Birge & Held bought The Signature in Carmel, boosting their joint multifamily portfolio to roughly $340M as they pursue larger growth targets.

Kuwait Real Estate Company said it has exited its stake in downtown Miami’s 501 First Residences after the building delivered; the firm did not disclose terms.

Alameda planners will hear a draft ordinance this Monday to create the city’s first rules for short‑term rentals, balancing host income with preserving long‑term housing. Public comment is invited.

A four‑property, roughly 52‑unit package on Hyde Park Boulevard traded this week for about $12 million; brokers say the portfolio drew an offer in under 48 hours.

Eagle and Vistria paid $132.5M for Garden Grove’s Crystal View Apartments, preserving long-term affordability for half of the 402-unit complex.