Builders in the nine-county Indianapolis region filed 731 single-family permits in January, up about 4% from a year earlier. The modest gain signals local resilience amid national headwinds.

La Jolla’s oceanfront Sand Castle just dropped its asking price by $15.5M to $92.5M. The Versailles‑inspired compound remains one of San Diego’s highest‑profile listings.

Yetter Coleman subleased about 44,000 square feet at JPMorgan Chase Tower, taking the 53rd and 54th floors and nearly doubling its downtown footprint. Brokers say the move highlights tight demand for move-in-ready trophy space in downtown Houston.

Greeley closed its iconic 'Round Building' City Hall and plans to demolish it to make way for a Downtown Civic Campus. Preservationists pushed to save the mid‑century landmark, but officials cite cost and flooding problems.

A denied front-yard variance for a planned 119-key hotel at 2215 Payne Ave could prompt a lawsuit against the city and TDOT.

Greystar has filed to convert roughly 65 acres of the former HSN campus in St. Petersburg into warehouses, triggering city review and neighborhood scrutiny.

Site Selection's annual ranking keeps Chicagoland at No. 1 while Texas leads states in corporate facility projects, underscoring why firms keep choosing familiar hubs.

Westfield’s 19th‑century Green Building will be moved Thursday as crews clear room for SR 32 work. Expect a one‑day closure at Union Street and parking restrictions downtown.

Developers want to convert the valet garage behind Dickie Brennan's into a seven‑floor boutique hotel with a rooftop pool and speakeasy. The City Planning Commission recommended approval; council sign‑off is still required.

Old Boston houses built on 19th‑century fill are showing sagging foundations and crumbling masonry as sea levels rise and the ground settles, residents and experts warn. City programs and inspections are starting to respond.

RiverEdge Park's renovation is nearly complete: new backstage space, jumbotrons and roughly 2,500 more seats are coming ahead of summer 2026.

Amstar Group agreed to buy Henry Hall, a 33‑story, 225‑unit tower at 515 W 38th St, for about $129 million, according to Bloomberg. The building opened in 2017 and includes retail and a 421a tax break.

A vacant East Kensington factory will be converted into 109 apartments with two ground-floor eateries and about 8,600 sq ft of commercial space, developers say. Sixty percent of units are planned as workforce housing.