A King County hearing Friday will decide whether Des Moines’ nearly 100‑year‑old Masonic Home is demolished. Preservationists have appealed the city’s conditional demolition permit after a lengthy EIS.

Daytona Beach approved rezoning for Avalon Park Daytona, a multi‑phase development the developer says will add thousands of homes and major commercial space, but neighbors warn it will strain local roads.

Mayor Indya Kincannon’s proposed budget would direct more than $8 million toward mixed‑income projects, rental development funds and homeownership supports across Knoxville.

Meadowlark Place is under construction across from Beaverton’s library, promising 104 affordable senior homes with on‑site services and a Head Start classroom.

New photos show the 38-story Signia by Hilton and a 143,500-sq.-ft. Indiana Convention Center expansion taking shape in downtown Indianapolis. The project includes a 50,455-sq.-ft. Grand Ballroom and other new meeting space.

Wauwatosa cleared a new TIF district to back a five‑story, 92‑unit market‑rate building on North Mayfair Road, with roughly $2.85M in pay‑as‑you‑go incentives. Construction is slated for mid‑2026 through summer 2027.

Gilbert's council narrowly approved rezoning for a 128,660‑sq‑ft Target at Higley & Ocotillo after heated hearings; neighbors wanted smaller shops.

Neighbors on St. Louis’ The Hill are weighing a local historic district as large apartments and oversized homes reshape the neighborhood.

Hakimian Holdings paid $5.7M for the Winn‑Dixie‑anchored Brunswick West center and signed the grocer to a new long‑term lease as it expands into coastal Georgia.

A nonprofit closed on Grand Isle’s historic Oleander Hotel and plans to turn the 1929 building into a visitor and cultural center anchored by photography and local art. Donations from statewide leaders and private backers helped seal the deal.

A developer has asked Mesa to allow a taller, 148‑room hotel at Cannon Beach to fit a ballroom and rooftop bar; the city's design review will decide the request.

Renderings reveal a proposed luxury condo conversion of the former Poor Clare monastery on St. Charles Avenue, complete with courtyard, pool and underground parking.

A tentative deal would sell the southern half of the long‑vacant Roof Depot to EPNI for $6.12M while the city keeps the north parcel.