Lawmakers in Salem are considering adding roughly 300 acres to the Portland urban growth boundary to court tech employers, reigniting the farmland‑vs‑jobs fight. The change would require rule or statutory tweaks and large public hearings.

St. Thomas outlined a phased plan to add on-campus housing, parking and classrooms on a two-block site south of Summit Ave., reopening a 2004 permit that still limits height and assembly size.

An eight-story, 150-unit luxury apartment building in Belltown is being marketed to buyers, offering rooftop views and close-in waterfront access.

Morristown’s planning commission rezoned 147 acres for a 455‑lot subdivision called Morristown Meadows, drawing praise from growth advocates and concern from neighbors. The developer must now file detailed plans before construction can begin.

A pergola built for an aging parent turned into a 2½‑year zoning battle that cost a Denver homeowner nearly $2,000 and hundreds of hours.

Owner Tom Morales says Acme Feed & Seed could close after its property tax bill jumped from about $129K to roughly $600K; a formal appeal is pending.

Developer Ken Breunig plans to convert a long‑vacant Menomonee Valley factory into 47 apartments after a council plan amendment; preservation reviews and permits remain.

Celina's council unanimously amended the zoning code so heavy industrial uses require special permits across most nonresidential zones, a move officials say shields land from SB 840's by‑right rules.

Aurora's Choose Aurora package pairs a $20,000 zero‑percent deferred loan with closing‑cost and repair grants to lower upfront homebuying costs. Income thresholds and application timing vary by program materials.

DOB job filings show two 13‑story proposals at 680 and 690 East Fordham Road; the initial permits total 190 units and reference a wider 370‑unit plan for the block.

Prologis has named Enchanted Rock as the first tenant at its 350‑acre Legacy Point park in Cypress, launching a planned 5 million‑square‑foot industrial buildout. The move accelerates work on the U.S. 290 corridor.

A $20M retail hub on San Antonio’s Far West Side is entering its final construction phase, with restaurants and wellness tenants lined up for phased spring openings.

Merus filed concept plans to replace the State Library at 274 E. First Ave with five apartment buildings and a parking garage across nearly seven acres in Italian Village.