The Vandeveer, Pearl Square’s first residential building, will bring 205 apartments and a modern Japanese restaurant from Indigo Road to downtown Jacksonville.

A cleared lot on Motor Avenue is set for a seven‑story, 250‑unit Wiseman Residential building that includes 30 units for extremely low‑income renters.

Curtis Fentress sold 421 and 433 Broadway to Magnetic Capital and Integra Land Co.; buyers say the site will host roughly 280 apartments, per public records.

Federal immigration moves are driving renewed interest in EB‑5 investor visas and Houston developers are lining up projects that could draw millions in capital. Industry groups say the pipeline is unusually full right now.

KB Home has begun grading more than 200 acres north of the 215 for a roughly 1,500‑home Sandstone community. Model homes are slated for summer with lots expected to open this fall.

City officials tapped teams to restore the landmark Pioneer Bank in Humboldt Park and to advance a mixed-use plan at 79th and Exchange in South Shore.

Kennedy Golf Course is set for a roughly $30M renovation that includes a single-roof clubhouse and a Topgolf-style, Toptracer-equipped driving range.

Builders in the nine-county Indianapolis region filed 731 single-family permits in January, up about 4% from a year earlier. The modest gain signals local resilience amid national headwinds.

La Jolla’s oceanfront Sand Castle just dropped its asking price by $15.5M to $92.5M. The Versailles‑inspired compound remains one of San Diego’s highest‑profile listings.

Yetter Coleman subleased about 44,000 square feet at JPMorgan Chase Tower, taking the 53rd and 54th floors and nearly doubling its downtown footprint. Brokers say the move highlights tight demand for move-in-ready trophy space in downtown Houston.

Greeley closed its iconic 'Round Building' City Hall and plans to demolish it to make way for a Downtown Civic Campus. Preservationists pushed to save the mid‑century landmark, but officials cite cost and flooding problems.

A denied front-yard variance for a planned 119-key hotel at 2215 Payne Ave could prompt a lawsuit against the city and TDOT.

Greystar has filed to convert roughly 65 acres of the former HSN campus in St. Petersburg into warehouses, triggering city review and neighborhood scrutiny.