Cobb County is weighing a 180‑day pause on data‑center permits and rezoning in unincorporated areas amid concerns about noise, water and power.

Commún plans to convert the Loretto Heights administration building into community space and rent‑to‑own and affordable apartments while preserving the chapel. The project pairs programming, an incubator and a path to ownership in southwest Denver.

Alden Towers, the 389‑unit riverfront complex on Detroit’s Gold Coast, is on the market at $25 million. The listing arrives amid tenant complaints and city fines.

Crawford Hoying unveiled an $84M plan to build a 141‑room Marriott and about 121 apartments at Ohio State’s University Square, with half the new parking kept public.

Industrious is taking the 18th and 19th floors at 386 Park Ave South in NoMad — about 23,000 sq ft and roughly 160 private seats. The lease expands the operator’s Manhattan footprint as flex demand returns.

East Charlotte neighbors object to a rezoning bid for 8036 Hood Road after a developer sought approval to allow office and data-storage uses, raising traffic and utilities concerns.

Aldi has filed permits to convert the former Lunds & Byerlys at E. 10th and Robert into a grocery; remodeling is slated to start March 16.

Amazon reportedly signed a lease at Prologis Nexus in San Leandro, but the deal hinges on a city business license the city says it hasn’t yet received.

A new 12‑month Portland pilot will pay homeowners one‑time grants when they rent spare rooms through approved providers, with a $200/week rent cap.

Demolition has started at Matthews Arena as Northeastern prepares to replace the century-old rink with a 310,000‑sq‑ft, roughly $310M athletics and recreation complex.

A 940‑acre Monument Hills plan would add thousands of homes and reserve hundreds of units for military families near Nellis and Creech.

Matthew Jemal’s Jemal Equities has been buying distressed D.C. office assets — loans, auctions and buildings — at steep discounts. The fast, hands‑on strategy could reshape parts of downtown.

Schaumburg agreed to pay Motorola nearly $6.1 million and trimmed the TIF cap to $23.5M, resolving a dispute over remote‑work headcounts tied to the Veridian redevelopment.