A new Kem C. Gardner fact sheet shows rapid housing growth in northwest Salt Lake Valley as median sale prices rose to $435,000 in 2024, with apartments surging on the west side.

Mason rezoned about 528 acres into a research‑and‑development park with stricter design rules meant to favor labs and advanced manufacturing, anchored by VEGA.

Dallas-based Aligned Data Centers will be acquired for roughly $40 billion by a consortium led by AIP, MGX and BlackRock’s GIP, keeping its HQ in DFW as it scales AI-ready capacity.

Cascade Township approved a six‑month moratorium on data centers, halting potential Microsoft projects while officials study energy, water and zoning rules. Trustees appointed a subcommittee to draft new standards.

Paramour and the Phipps law office were locked out of the River Walk building in a dispute over unpaid charges and a jury judgment, with writs and hearings now pending.

New filings show the Arts District's Rendon would be razed for an 11‑story, 123‑room hotel, reversing earlier plans to preserve the 1914 building.

Cleveland-based Hanna Commercial is opening a larger Charlotte presence, saying it will double local staff and listing a $7M Huntersville parcel as its first big play.

A City Council committee advanced a temporary extension of pre-eviction notice to 60 days after residents and mutual-aid organizers testified they'd raised millions to cover rent. The measure now heads to a full Council vote.

Lyon Township has imposed a 180‑day pause on large data centers while planners and engineers review noise, water and power rules after residents packed meetings. The move puts a spotlight on Project Flex and a wider Michigan trend of moratoria.

Penn and Drexel are slowing new construction in University City, prioritizing repairs and consolidation as enrollment projections and city rules reshape development.

Hazel and Azure are two luxury towers rising across from Scottsdale Fashion Square, adding roughly 532 apartments and new retail to Old Town Scottsdale.

A lakefront corner in downtown Clermont is on the market, pitched for a high-end restaurant with a rooftop bar and sweeping Lake Minneola views.

Sterling Heights scheduled a May 5, 2026 hearing to consider a transformational brownfield tax plan for the Lakeside City Center redevelopment. The plan would let developers use future tax revenue to help pay demolition and infrastructure costs.