Trustees approved $12M to design a new welcome center, advancing UC’s Uptown campus buildout and adding to nearly $1B in campus projects.

Sunhaven opened on 1400 S. Nellis Blvd with 50 apartments that pair Housing First supports and vouchers to serve extremely low‑income residents in Clark County.

Greystone arranged $80.9M to recapitalize and rehab a 640-unit portfolio across 10 rural North Carolina properties, pairing USDA 538 financing with LIHTC equity.

A three‑story City Hall will anchor a full‑block downtown redevelopment with a park, expanded plaza and underground parking. The campus is targeted to open in summer 2027.

Howard Hughes sold multiple Summerlin parcels to national builders, freeing up hundreds of acres and setting the stage for new neighborhoods along the community’s western rim. Key 2025 sales and company filings show large superpad and bulk transactions behind the push.

Whitestone bought the 408‑room Renaissance in downtown Columbus and — per CoStar — is reported to be planning roughly $25 million in renovations. The deal expands the firm's downtown hotel footprint.

Tryst Hospitality plans a five‑story, 21‑room boutique hotel at the former DS Tequila site in Northalsted, with a rooftop pool, restaurant and an indoor nightclub. The proposal is in early planning and will go through community review.

Clearwater is pitching a plan to convert underused Main Library space into an arts destination as a new hotel, tower and parking garage reshape downtown. City staff are pre-marketing the opportunity to museums and cultural partners.

Neighbors and their councilmember say a developer is trying to fast‑track 398 homes on a wildfire‑prone Woodland Hills golf course, and they’ve asked the city to recheck eligibility under state law.

Chicago City Council approved a 325‑unit plan to convert the Universal Overall building and add a 27‑story tower at 1060 W. Van Buren, clearing the way for construction.

The 622-room Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace has defaulted on a $71M loan and is scheduled for a March 11 foreclosure auction. The sale could change ownership of a major Inner Harbor property.

Crews demolished rice silos in Spring Branch on Tuesday as the owner prepares to clear and market the parcel for sale. The move erases a local industrial landmark.

Hersha bought the 403-room Westin Savannah Harbor, adding a riverfront resort next to the expanded Savannah Convention Center. The sale was handled by JLL.