A newly built Paradise Valley estate closed last week for $14.58M — about $1,965 per sq ft — pushing Arizona’s luxury benchmark higher.

Capital Region builders say New York’s updated wetlands rules are delaying projects and raising costs. The changes broaden DEC’s reach and have prompted legal pushback.

Northlink Capital has started construction on 7200 Collins, a 12-story, 222-unit condo in North Beach that was largely presold before work began.

An RFP is out to build Pompano Beach’s new City Hall and parking deck, a key phase of the New Downtown plan. General contractors must submit proposals by April 10.

How the Farbman family quietly reshaped Detroit: landmark restorations, stadium-area land plays and a string of big bets that helped remake the city.

Jubilo Village officially broke ground at Culver‑Palms Methodist Church, launching a 100% affordable, service‑enriched development expected to add about 95 units to Culver City.

The San José Planning Commission denied an appeal of Redco's 126‑unit Willow Glen project at 940 Willow St., clearing a major hurdle for the seven‑story development. The vote follows months of neighborhood opposition and leaves the project headed toward permits.

The Planning Commission recommended rezoning for a 23‑acre Brixton Capital overhaul but continued the concept plan, leaving mobile‑home residents unsure about relocation timelines.

Facing bond limits and flood risk, Snohomish asked architects to redraw a pricey $45–$55M civic campus into a smaller, more affordable plan. Council will review reduced concepts this spring.

A 24‑story, $125M Rambler Northgate tower is planned just steps from Texas A&M, adding hundreds of beds and prompting an airport height variance.

Brinshore has pitched Washington Yards, a 170‑unit, all‑affordable apartment near the Ballpark with family‑sized units and an all‑electric design. The project missed local gap funding this cycle, putting its timeline on hold.

Leaders behind Seattle Center’s 10‑year plan are pitching a multibillion package and courting Mayor Katie Wilson ahead of a possible fall ballot. The proposal would pair urgent repairs with campus improvements and targeted help for partner venues.

The City of Memphis is offering $60K–$350K to developers who build small infill housing for middle‑income households. Applications are open through March 27, 2026.