A’s Strip Stadium Rises In A Hurry As Vegas Ballpark Push Intensifies
A’s officials say the Strip ballpark is visibly taking shape: major decks have been poured, roughly $1.02B in permits are on file, and steel work is set to begin this spring. Team leaders still expect the stadium to track toward a 2028 opening.
Manhattan Rents Near Record As Buyers Stay Stuck
Median Manhattan rent hit $4,695 in January as would‑be buyers delay purchases and listings stay tight across the borough. Competition and scarce supply are keeping rents high.
New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno Announces $6.25 Million Investment in In-House Street Maintenance Unit
Mayor Helena Moreno announces a new in-house Street Maintenance Unit in New Orleans with a $6.25 million investment, shifting away from privatization for improved street paving and infrastructure management.
Loop Ghost Tower Poised For Comeback As High-Tech Urban Farm Hub
Farm Zero and investor Marc Calabria are planning to convert a vacant Loop landmark into a vertical-farming research hub with a market and rooftop gardens. The project would pair growing racks with health research and startups.
Arlington’s High-Flying FY25: E‑Space HQ, Retro Hotel And Medal Of Honor Museum Lift Off
Arlington’s FY2025 economic development report tallies headline wins — an E‑Space airport HQ, the Caravan Court Hotel redevelopment and the National Medal of Honor Museum — and points to higher meeting rankings.
DTC Office Tower Faces Wrecking Ball As 660 Apartments Move In
Trammell Crow filed plans to replace a DTC office tower at 7601 E. Technology Way with two Alexan buildings totaling about 660 apartments. Morning Calm recently closed on the parcels and records show a $90M loan tied to the purchase.












