New Orleans' Morrison Road will close eastbound between Mayo Blvd and Bundy Rd from February 16 due to the DPW574 improvement project, affecting traffic and local access until July 2027.

Foster Garvey signed a long‑term lease at West8 in Denny Triangle, taking roughly 52,000 square feet across multiple floors. The move is a notable win for downtown landlords amid high vacancy.

National Kitchen & Bath Cabinetry bought a 247,000-square-foot building at AXIAL Bonds Farm in Concord and will fully occupy the facility, Crescent Communities says. The purchase fills one of three newly built warehouses at the Concord campus.

An Andrew Cohn‑led group bought the nearly 300,000‑sq‑ft Tempe Office Park for $61.5M in a deal financed with new private debt from Verde Investments. The buildings were almost fully leased at closing.

An 80-unit, five-story senior apartment community has opened in Decatur as part of the Decatur East transit-oriented plan, with most units set aside for low-income seniors.

Black Family Hospitality filed plans for The Depths, a 9,800-square-foot bathhouse near the Pearl that lists cold plunges, hot spas, a salt float and full spa amenities.

The Missoni Baia condo association sued OKO Group and dozens of contractors, alleging 76 construction and design defects that owners say left the building unfinished and unsafe.

Fort Dobbs Historic Site closes temporarily for transition to a new visitor center, with a planned reopening in mid-April.

Currey Creek Church filed state paperwork this week for a $20.25M, 40,000 sq ft worship center and office complex on Cascade Caverns Road with work slated to start this summer.

Cleveland, TX was accepted into the Texas Historical Commission’s First Street Initiative, unlocking training and preservation tools aimed at reviving downtown. Local leaders say planning and outreach start now.

Gardner Tanenbaum paid $16.25M for Landmark Towers on NW 58th Street in Oklahoma City and plans to convert the three office towers into apartments.

APS is converting vacant school sites into mixed-income housing, with RFQs out for Peeples Street and plans to preserve Lakewood's historic building.

Mayor Garrett Gatewood says Rancho Cordova’s Downtown Dova arena is likely to break ground this summer, anchoring a new 7,500‑seat venue and mixed‑use district.