Wood framing is rising at The 101, a five‑story supportive housing project at 101 E. Pacific Coast Highway that will deliver 52 affordable apartments reserved for households at 30% AMI.

An appellate panel affirmed the state law that can permit up to four homes on a single‑family lot and sent charter‑city challenges back to trial courts after SB450’s changes.

Pulte Group paid $3.55M for 99 acres of Nigon family farmland in southwest Rochester and plans a Del Webb 55+ neighborhood, with initial occupancies penciled in for 2027.

Glenview approved a demolition contract for the 56‑acre former Signode campus, budgeting just under $2 million as officials prepare the land for parks, fields and open space.

RAJ Sports is consolidating more than 200 employees into a Hillsboro headquarters at Evergreen Corporate Center, expanding its campus footprint next to the new performance center. The shift centralizes business operations near the Thorns and the WNBA Fire training hub.

Nine renderings sketch a walkable, mixed‑use future for Pine Hills; officials want resident feedback to shape a master plan.

New data show Minnesota's expansion spending cooled in 2025: company-level counts near $2.5B versus a $3.2B state tally, a gap driven by megaprojects and methodology.

A newly built 154,646‑sf Meadowlark Industrial Center in Cornelius traded for $30M, fully leased to Omega Morgan and brokered by Colliers.

The Chicago Zoning Board of Appeals approved a hookah lounge at 7055 W. Higgins Ave., accepting the planning department's recommendation despite Ald. Napolitano’s objections.

Slick City Action Park leased 33,459 sq ft at Sunrise Tomorrow, bringing an indoor slide park to the former Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights.

Amkor bought 67 acres adjacent to its Peoria Innovation Core campus, enlarging the site for its multibillion‑dollar advanced‑packaging and test project.

The Washington Post plans to give back roughly half of its One Franklin Square office space amid staff cuts, a change that could add large blocks of K Street inventory.

Atlantic Housing Partners is proposing a roughly $60M mixed-use build on city-owned land west of St. Cloud City Hall, pairing apartments and retail with a public parking garage. City review and CRA negotiations are underway.