Aria Communities landed roughly $53M to finance Skyview at Aria, a 338‑unit apartment project in Monroe, moving construction toward an October 2027 delivery.

Dave & Buster's paid $3.937M for 33 acres in Viera and plans a 26,168‑sq‑ft restaurant-and-arcade, its first Brevard County location.

After years of rapid growth, San Antonio’s coworking openings have slowed; industry trackers show a shift from aggressive expansion to consolidation. Operators are now more selective about new sites.

A long‑planned 45‑acre Chandler development faces a near‑term deadline to pull commercial building permits, putting hotels, retail and offices at risk of delay.

Northbridge paid roughly $81.5M for the 359,500‑sf Elevate Broward campus in Lauderdale Lakes as Broward’s industrial market cools. The park is largely leased and aimed at last‑mile tenants.

Edloe Realty bought Greenhouse Medical Plaza off I‑10 in west Houston and plans to use outside investors to back more medical‑office deals near hospital campuses.

Douglas Elliman’s Eklund‑Gomes team will lead sales at the 40‑story Cove Residences as SB Development and Hazelton move to break ground in Edgewater. The project has construction financing in place.

A long-stalled SoMa lot nicknamed "Lake SoMa" has a new proposal for a 25‑story, 272‑unit tower that would add deed‑restricted affordable homes and open space.

A 13-story Mount Sinai medical and community facility at 1578 Lexington has begun to rise in East Harlem, bringing outpatient care, a Children’s Aid center and a new church space.

PMG Affordable was chosen to redevelop four acres in North Downtown Tampa into 1,150 homes, with roughly 70% dedicated to affordable and workforce housing.

Niron Magnetics is scouting sites for a 1.6 million‑square‑foot plant that would dramatically scale U.S. production of rare‑earth‑free magnets.

Siemens plans to add 350 jobs across Knightdale and Wendell to build power systems for data centers, deepening Wake County's manufacturing footprint amid a local debate over data‑center growth.

Lakewood voters will decide April 7 whether to keep a sweeping zoning rewrite that opens many neighborhoods to duplexes, triplexes and other denser homes. Ballots are mailed mid‑March for a mail‑only special election.