Fouquet's and Barrière Group will anchor Miami Design Residences with an 85-room hotel, 143 Chipperfield-designed condos and multiple dining concepts.

A Bronx Mitchell‑Lama co‑op has opened a waitlist with studios starting at $15,745. Low buy‑ins come with monthly maintenance and eligibility rules.

Fargo-based Great States Development has purchased The Copham, a 120-unit warehouse-conversion at 607 Washington Ave. N., further expanding the firm's North Loop holdings.

Westside Future Fund secured about $47M to build North & Oliver, a 120‑unit affordable rental project in English Avenue with a mix of LIHTC, bonds and local support.

The Colorado EDC approved more than $3.6M in job-growth tax credits to court two manufacturers eyeing Front Range and northern Colorado expansions. One — a medical-device maker — could add about 190 jobs at an average $107K wage.

A block of Classen Drive will close Monday to make way for The Eddie, a new mixed‑use project and pedestrian plaza in Midtown. Construction activity is expected to begin the week of March 23.

Crow Holdings plans a roughly 250,000‑sq‑ft second phase at Old Parkland East, aiming for an early‑fall start and a 2029 finish as demand from family offices keeps the campus full.

Marcus Partners closed its largest fund at $875M, overshooting targets and preparing to deploy capital across the East Coast into industrial and multifamily deals.

City officials say youth tournaments and visiting teams funneled about $25 million into Chesterfield in 2025, and the city is weighing field and court expansions to keep up.

The city rolled out a $2M revolving construction‑loan pool aimed at buyers earning roughly $36,000 a year or less, with repayments recycled to fund more deeply affordable homes.

Phase 1 of Golden Gate Village’s renovation is funded and set for May 2026; residents face temporary relocation and questions about long‑term affordability.

A long‑vacant SoHo corner at 144 Spring Street sold for $14M — about 44% less than the 2012 price — as buyers weigh strong rents against tougher build economics.

County commissioners will hear Harris Health’s request to acquire nearly nine acres of Hermann Park for a Ben Taub tower, reigniting a fight over green space and flood risk.