Private equity and infrastructure lenders are snapping up Tampa data centers as AI demand makes access to power the new premium. Power, not floor space, is now the asset.

Developers at a Houston panel argued that prewired fiber and cottage-style density can make homes more affordable — but drainage and land competition still complicate the plan.

Deal activity in Boston's retail market picked up in 2025, with roughly $1.8B in transactions and big‑ticket sales such as the Watertown Mall signaling renewed investor appetite.

Construction payrolls dipped 11,000 in February even as frontline pay climbed. Contractors point to rising materials costs and uncertain demand.

At a March gathering in McKinney, Collin County towns sketched different growth strategies — from surf resorts to Preston Road retail — as the North Texas boom surges. Officials say the choices will decide who keeps jobs and sales tax.

Griffis launched a $550M value‑add fund and opened Fund VII with a 263‑unit West Palm Beach buy, betting softer prices and steady renter demand will pay off.

Sales slipped in February as listings climbed across Metro Detroit; lower mortgage rates haven't persuaded many homeowners to refinance.

Underwood Jewelers has city permits to begin a $2.2M phased renovation of its San Marco Square store, including a new façade and full interior remodel.

A Houston Business Journal roundup shows River Oaks and Memorial estates dominated the region’s priciest 2025 home sales, led by a River Oaks Boulevard mansion near $19M.

Sublease warehouse listings in Philadelphia have climbed to a new high, reshaping availability as occupiers trim footprints and landlords offer more concessions.

A 174‑unit affordable complex broke ground in East Tampa as city and housing partners touted a $68.6M public‑private push to add income‑restricted homes.

San Mateo County is racing to rezone 35 parcels and prepare an EIR to close an estimated 963‑unit shortfall under its state housing target. The move targets Colma, Broadmoor, Harbor Industrial areas and the Midcoast.

OCVIBE will add a 5,000-person concert hall next to Honda Center as part of a 100‑acre entertainment district, with first-phase openings due in early 2027.