Supervisor Matt Dorsey delayed a vote and urged the pension fund to keep SFERS jobs in Mid‑Market, calling for a city review of available properties.

Denver closed the sale of the first $410M Vibrant Denver bond tranche, freeing funds for 58 projects and promising work to start in 2026. The city says a public dashboard will track progress.

State cleanup grants cleared polluted lots so developers can build more than 200 affordable Bay Area homes, officials say.

Century Communities paid $9.5M for a half‑block LoHi site; 116 units are approved and the builder expects a 2028 delivery.

City leaders will review a draft MOU that could add 5.8 acres to the Sacramento Zoo’s Land Park footprint ahead of a council review.

State filings show the Digital Garland Campus, a $140M project at 1512 Ferris Road, would total about 236,600 sq ft and 32MW of IT power with construction due in May 2026.

ATX Tower’s owner will outfit turnkey spec suites in its office floors to speed leasing and attract smaller firms to downtown amid elevated vacancy.

A historic East Nashville pottery‑era warehouse and adjacent parcels at 515 Foster Street are back on the market, reviving a stalled plan for hundreds of homes and a boutique hotel.

A Kroger-anchored shopping center in Gwinnett County sold for $23 million to a local buyer, and brokers say the asset has leasing upside.

The Meuse — a 22‑acre mixed‑use project in Fredericksburg — has announced tenants including Double D Ranch and Fischer & Wieser and will be anchored by a Kimpton hotel. Retail construction is underway and the development is targeting a late‑2027 opening.

EastGroup has filed to add warehouse space in Miami Gardens and is asking for a variance to allow industrial uses on a roughly 6.86‑acre parcel. A city council hearing next Wednesday will decide the request.

City leaders and CalWest broke ground on Citrus Bay Park, a half-acre, citrus-themed pocket park tied to a 244-home development on the former Sears site. The park is part of the 535-acre Chula Vista Bayfront master plan to add parks, trails and public access.

Enclave has purchased the former Macy's furniture site on France Avenue and plans a multi-building redevelopment with housing, offices and street-level retail.