Saint‑Gobain’s CertainTeed plant in Peachtree City completed a multiyear expansion that doubled shingle output and aims to supply thousands of homes across the Southeast.

City Council will consider converting more than 300 vacant lots into single-family homes capped at $375,000 — officials call it a path to ownership, advocates question the cap.

PLK Communities and partners purchased 2727 Erie Ave, adding to parcels tied to a controversial $150M Hyde Park Square plan as neighborhood debate continues.

Buyers, contractors and an HOA say Amrit units on Singer Island were marketed as homes but recorded as transient lodging; multiple lawsuits and a records fight are underway.

MERS has asked a Florida court to dismiss AgAmerica's suit over the failed Kona Hills coffee project, arguing it was a passive investor and immune from suit.

A movers’ ranking unexpectedly lists The Villages’ 34762 ZIP among top Gen Z destinations; new hospitals, apartments and a big home expansion are changing the town’s labor market.

New Braunfels council consented to the Botanical Farm MUD, a roughly 250-acre district that lets Lennar pursue state approval and utility plans for new subdivisions. The packet names Green Valley SUD and GBRA as likely providers.

Local Law 142 requires licensed master plumbers or supervised journeymen to perform periodic gas‑piping inspections and expands inspections to appliance connections.

Clay Lifflander has listed his 2,500‑sq‑ft Central Park South penthouse for about $20M; the co‑op includes 1,200 sq ft of terraces and a hefty monthly maintenance fee.

Foundry Commercial purchased The Canopy at Duval Station for $17.5M. The 64-unit assisted-living and memory-care community sits on roughly 8.7 acres in North Jacksonville.

Grimley Capital bought Retreat at the Park, a 249-unit Burlington apartment community, for $48 million; the seller reported strong rent gains and high occupancy.

BPCA and Gateway owners agreed to cap rent hikes at 2.5% a year for about 430 long-term units through June 17, 2069, protecting tenants with continuous occupancy since 2009.

BGE and Exelon filings now put the utility’s South Baltimore upgrades above $500M. The transmission piece alone runs into the hundreds of millions and has neighbors and watchdogs pushing for answers.