City leaders floated an aquarium, a relocation or mixed‑use redevelopment for Discovery Place during a council retreat; a hired consultant will study costs and tradeoffs.

A 948‑home plan called Blue Sky Ranch has neighbors in Kiowa worried about water, roads and the loss of rural character as a Planning Commission hearing approaches.

Westminster Woods secured a $31.55M building permit for a four‑story addition that will add dining, fitness and cultural spaces to its Julington Creek campus.

An 11‑story mixed‑use proposal at 343 S. Denver would bring 240 apartments and eight micro‑restaurants to Central City, using city incentives for added height.

AdventHealth has begun demolishing more than two acres at its downtown Orlando campus to clear space for a new medical office building near the Innovation Tower.

A $3 million settlement ends a decade-long dispute and lets a developer pursue up to 84 homes and a marina on Merritt Island.

NASA is soliciting proposals to lease about 1,736 acres at the Neil Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky, split across five parcels with bids due July 2, 2026.

After an ambitious MBTA rezoning, Lexington faces a sudden boom in apartments and condos — and a backlash that has reshaped local politics and planning.

LIHI topped out a seven-story, 90-unit senior building on Aurora Ave, financed with HUD 202, city awards and tax-credit equity. Completion is expected by year-end.

MHG Hotels paid about $33.25M for the 138-room Aloft Fort Lauderdale Airport, adding a recent airport-and-cruise‑adjacent property to its Florida holdings.

Vincent Lecavalier has sued Lakeland Ice Arena, alleging a 2025 settlement went unpaid and equipment was removed. The former Lightning captain seeks about $354,000 plus interest and fees.

Cambridge and Somerville are financing new schools, parks and infrastructure with debt — and interest payments will total tens of millions this fiscal year. Here’s how it works.

New data show Milwaukee’s rental vacancy more than doubled in 2025, shifting the market toward renters. Local agents say concessions and move‑in deals are reappearing in some buildings.