Mall-Side Revival, Capital Health Dusts Off Langhorne Micro-Hospital Plan
Capital Health says it is reviving plans to repurpose a long-shuttered Langhorne medical building by Oxford Valley Mall into a micro-hospital after years of delays. The project had been paused since the pandemic but is now back in the development stage.
Milwaukee Retail Construction Slams the Brakes as Costs Crush New Projects
Rising construction prices and higher borrowing costs have thinned Milwaukee’s pipeline for new retail, pushing owners to renovate and repurpose existing storefronts. That shift is reshaping where retailers expand and what projects get built.
Splashy $50 Million Oakfire Ridge Club Has Bulverde Boiling Over Water Worries
Oakfire Ridge is pitched as a $50M private club north of San Antonio with golf, pickleball and a five-star steakhouse — but neighbors are already worried about water. Developers say they’ve restored the land and planted hundreds of oaks.
Sutphin Blvd Senior Tower Poised To Give Homeless New Yorkers A Lifeline
Breaking Ground’s Sutphin Senior Residence will add 173 affordable units and a 15,000 sq ft clinic to Downtown Jamaica, with some apartments reserved for formerly homeless seniors.
Lowell Slams Brakes On Data Center Boom With One-Year Building Freeze
Lowell advanced a temporary moratorium on new and expanded data‑center permits after residents raised alarms about generators, noise and utility impacts. City staff will draft rules to add buffers and utility protections.
Arlington Split Lofts Plan Bets Big on Condos for Priced-Out City Workers
Developers propose Regency Split Lofts in Arlington — smaller, for-sale condos pitched to firefighters, teachers and municipal employees. The model is billed as a template that could be replicated across Jacksonville.












