Ecolab will invest $500M to expand and modernize its Eagan Schuman R&D campus, adding labs and customer space while aiming to retain roughly 1,000 jobs.

A marine‑industry executive paid $43 million for the 1.4‑acre Rio Vista point lot at 1818 SE 10th Street, securing roughly 840 feet of Intracoastal frontage. The property had been listed near $50 million.

Hood Container signed two leases totaling about 391,560 square feet at 5750–5800 W. 51st St, a major industrial move in Chicago’s I‑55/Midway corridor.

A developer is offering a $50,000 prize and a year of free rent at the akin Golden Triangle as Denver landlords pile on concessions amid record vacancy.

San José’s Housing Department reminded renters that many older apartments are covered by a local ordinance that caps rent hikes at 5% per year, and state rules may add protections. Here’s how to check.

Uber is poised to add roughly 86,000 square feet at 3 World Trade Center, which would boost its footprint to about 438,000 square feet.

A developer has filed plans to replace the Oldsmar Flea Market with a 279‑unit apartment project, prompting upcoming city hearings and vendor concerns. The site and filings will be reviewed by the Planning Board and City Council this month.

Special districts let developers finance roads, water and sewers so master‑planned projects can rise across North Texas — but new residents often shoulder the bill.

Deeds show H‑E‑B added five acres near East Bonds Ranch Road and U.S. 287, increasing its Fort Worth landholdings and sparking hopes a store could be planned.

Developers are leaning on townhomes, duplexes and ADUs as Charlotte’s path to more attainable housing amid high prices and zoning changes. Projects range from paired “duets” to deeply subsidized townhomes.

Amazon purchased a 143‑acre parcel in the Town of Florida, N.Y., marketed as the Mohawk Valley Industrial Center; brokers say the shovel‑ready site is close to I‑90.

A donated portfolio of 14 downtown buildings has unlocked a $25M plan to add about 95 apartments, retail and a community center to Mansfield's Brickyard area.

City leaders propose $240,000 in loan forgiveness to recruit engineers and shave down Honolulu's permitting backlog.