California builder Homebound has bought more than 1,000 D‑FW lots and will open The Villas at Lakeside in Flower Mound as part of a roughly $731M regional push.

Plano ISD says its new CTE Center is slated for October 2026 while the Haggard Middle rebuild moves into finish work. Trustees were urged to begin planning the next bond program.

Durham leaders heard a work-session update on a $10M ARPA-backed plan to revive Hayti’s Fayetteville Street corridor, with early funding aimed at property repairs and small-business support.

A Jacksonville community land trust is selling homes while keeping the land, cutting prices and monthly payments for income-qualified buyers. The model pairs long leases with city support to preserve affordability.

County supervisors voted to let ADUs be sold separately as condos, aligning local rules with AB 1033 and opening a new path to smaller homeownership. The change raises questions about investor interest and next steps for tenant protections.

City officials and the site's owner say Lindy Boggs Medical Center's demolition could begin soon, with bond money set aside for stormwater work and a roughly $100M redevelopment plan. Residents remain split as planners and developers sort permits and partnerships.

Baltimore approved a 20-year lease giving the Harborplace developer control of the Inner Harbor's 125-slip marina for $1 plus six percent of revenues.

A Southern California investor and a Newport Beach family office are targeting $150M of industrial outdoor storage buys in 2026, beginning with a Kearny Mesa conversion. The firm says it will accelerate acquisitions across the West.

Cleveland‑Cliffs asked Butler Township to push its $195M Butler Works expansion to April amid questions about a retaining wall and soil‑nails near Bessemer Avenue.

Trustees reversed an earlier no and approved the 130‑home Hilltop Grove subdivision after a traffic study eased congestion concerns. Veridian Homes now moves to final approvals.

Delaware's planning commission approved initial plats for two Sawmill Parkway developments, advancing hundreds of homes, parkland and new road connections. The approvals clear first construction phases.

A foreclosure complaint names the owner of AT580 at 580 Walnut, alleging roughly $29 million remains on the mortgage and putting a planned Hyatt conversion in question.

A joint venture filed to rezone a Dilworth corner for a 130‑room boutique hotel, positioning the project as the first phase of a block‑wide mixed‑use plan.