A 1.2M-square-foot former Rackspace campus in Windcrest has passed a rehab milestone as ICP converts the site into the Windcrest International Business Park. First-phase work is now nearing completion.

Mayor Abdullah Hammoud says Dearborn is piloting housing and safety fixes — a 1,500‑unit goal, a 300‑home city project and stepped‑up traffic enforcement. City documents show planning is already moving into early build steps.

Dycom will build a 49‑acre workforce campus near Monroe to train electricians and fiber technicians as Atlanta‑area data‑center demand surges. Groundbreaking is set for April with a mid‑2027 opening.

Gordon VeneKlasen quietly sold his renovated Macdougal Alley carriage house for $18M to a shell company. The 4,000‑sq‑ft Greenwich Village home had been marketed near $20M.

Parma opens its long-awaited Ridgewood Golf Club & Event Center next week, adding simulators, a pub and year‑round rental space for weddings and fundraisers.

A34 — the three‑building complex at Avenue 34 — has opened, but neighbors say the finished site and long‑buried contamination worries tell a different story. Public records show community groups pushed regulators for more testing during entitlements.

Two new proposals — at 320 Summer Street and 11 Avenue de Lafayette — would add about 213 apartments and push Boston’s office-conversion tally to 29 buildings.

A roughly 55,600‑square‑foot retail center is planned for Porter’s FM 1314 corridor, bringing fast food, a gym and medical clinics as permits move through state filings.

Miami rolled out a Walk‑Thru Express for homeowners and an Annual Facility Permit for businesses, aiming to deliver same‑day approvals for many small projects. City officials say the changes start immediately.

Fairfield will host a March 31 forum on a proposed Rental Housing Safety Program that would charge landlords $195 per unit, with an $85 self‑certification rate.

Tesla will convert the former Toys 'R' Us at Kendall's Palms at Town & Country into a 45,255-square-foot showroom and service center, targeted to open late 2026.

Akron will hold a groundbreaking next Thursday for a $76M Kenmore K–8 campus that combines Pfeiffer Elementary and Miller South on the former Kenmore High site.

LVGEA is drafting a three‑year strategy to align partners, target industries and ensure that new growth covers its own costs. The plan is due in late April.