Rezonings in Long Island City and Jamaica could add tens of thousands of homes, but many Queens residents say schools, sewers and affordability won’t keep pace.

KB Homes wants 131 homes on 38 acres off Hwy 46; neighbors warn of traffic, water and lost green space ahead of a Feb. 23 council vote.

A 55,125‑sf Bel‑Red office building traded for roughly $20.8M — about twice its tax-assessed value, and the seller is linked to local investors.

Loan officers say tri‑merge credit‑report pulls now run about $348 for two borrowers, adding hundreds to the cost of shopping for a mortgage. Industry groups and regulators are watching.

A state-led public-private plan will convert underused Lakewood land into roughly 120 affordable rentals, dozens of attainable homes and on-site childcare.

A four‑story Hyatt Studios extended‑stay hotel is proposed on a parcel minutes from TSMC’s Phoenix campus, joining a wave of hotels and retail sprouting around the plant.

Metro Detroit districts are asking voters for bigger bonds as building backlogs grow. A state study finds nearly $23 billion in basic school repairs and districts are packaging larger, costlier asks.

Floor & Decor, Dollar Tree, bb.q Chicken and Akamaru have opened at Sonora Village, bringing new retail and dining options to North Scottsdale. The additions reflect continued leasing momentum at the plaza.

A late-19th-century Gramercy walk-up at 129 E. 17th St. is listed for $15M, pitched as a rare condo-conversion with intact Victorian details. The property is drawing developer interest.

A city-owned 7.6-acre lakefront parcel near Big Toho Marina could attract developer bids as downtown Kissimmee redevelopment heats up. DBI Osceola on March 12 may bring clarity.

A City Council committee advanced a five-year, $4.6M contract to pilot CivCheck, an AI plan-review tool that could pre-check permit plans and speed approvals. Officials say the system could launch in the fall if council signs off.

Southbank Hotel has pulled a permit for about $1.8M in lobby and public-area upgrades as the riverfront corridor sees bigger developments. The work focuses on lobby, meeting and event spaces.

Lenders recorded a foreclosure-sale notice against the Thompson San Antonio — Riverwalk after a roughly $44M loan went unpaid. The filing targets only the hotel, not the condos.