First Evangelical Lutheran Church has listed a 0.76‑acre downtown parcel for sale, drawing developer interest amid nearby hotel projects and a federal building disposal. Brokers will market the site from Foundry’s Nashville office.

The cleared Spaghetti Warehouse lot at 397 W. Broad is officially for sale, and developers say they want an affordable-housing partner to lead the next phase of redevelopment. The listing and prior commission hearings shape what comes next for the site.

AES’s Jewelflower proposal would put a 350‑MW battery storage site across from the Charter School of Morgan Hill, drawing safety warnings and a petition with thousands of signatures.

Longlake Preserve is wrapping up in Largo as Habitat moves to build roughly 100 more townhomes on a nearby eight‑acre parcel. The shift reflects land and cost pressures in Pinellas.

A Nashville Business Journal ranking lists 71 major commercial property sales from 2025, highlighting downtown, industrial and multifamily trades that shaped the market.

Hendrick Motorsports filed to rezone nearly 23 acres at Morehead and Old Holland roads for manufacturing and light industrial uses near the speedway.

CRG and Cole West have broken ground on Chapter Salt Lake City, a transit-oriented student housing project near the University of Utah. The six-story development will add roughly 252 units and a long amenity list.

A 231‑acre tract off I‑85 in Gastonia is back on the market after rezoning and stalled industrial plans. Brokers are marketing the site to logistics and manufacturing buyers.

COhatch and the City of Dublin unveiled Riverview Village, a riverfront innovation district centered on a new headquarters and restored historic homes, with construction set to begin in April 2026.

HydraVault has begun work on a 20MW AI data center in Chicago’s South Loop after a 'minor change' zoning approval. Neighbors and policy groups say they were kept in the dark.

Atlas Energy Solutions signed a roughly 39,000‑square‑foot lease at The Forge campus in Loveland to centralize engineering for hybrid power systems. The move ties into Atlas’s broader push into behind‑the‑meter power.

The Planning Commission voted 5‑2 to advance a rezoning that would remake Smith’s Ballpark into a mixed‑use neighborhood while keeping pieces of the old stadium.

The Collective’s failed sale pushed the firm into administration, leaving several Brooklyn and Long Island City projects uncertain as lenders and administrators plot next steps.