Austin ISD and NRP Group broke ground on a 341-unit mixed-income community at the former Anita Coy school in East Austin, reserving half the units for income-restricted households.

A $22M construction loan will fund The Fairman, an 86‑unit mixed‑use project in Fishtown with river views and a public plaza near Penn Treaty Park.

Nearly half the homesites at The Arbors at Leiper's Fork are under contract, signaling strong demand for multi‑acre lots near Franklin and Nashville.

A state audit found mold, broken fire doors and questionable spending at three Mitchell‑Lama complexes. Tenants say repairs remain slow and hazardous conditions persist.

A buyer known for distressed deals is closing in on the Citadel Center at 131 S. Dearborn, taking on heavy debt and high vacancy in the Loop.

Scottsdale developer Diversified Partners plans to convert 7501 E. McCormick Parkway into "Lakefront at Scottsdale," a small lakefront dining-and-retail destination with a June 2026 groundbreaking. The proposal calls for four restaurants and boutique shops along McCormick Ranch’s shoreline.

Walker & Dunlop arranged an $80M construction loan for Clara Homes’ 77‑unit luxury rental at 10290 East Bay Harbor Drive. The building is the final phase of a three‑building plan on Bay Harbor Islands.

The Unverferth House plans to tear down its King Avenue lodge and rebuild a larger facility to serve far more OSU transplant patients and their families.

Hershey is taking space in HALL Park’s new tower in Frisco, adding a regional hub and new jobs to the fast‑growing Dallas suburb.

Rep. Shontel Brown asked the GAO to probe the proposed sale of the Celebrezze Federal Building, pushing for appraisals and a full 30‑year cost analysis.

Cushman & Wakefield’s riverfront Chicago headquarters at 225 W. Wacker Drive is on the market, a potential test of investor appetite for Loop offices.

St. Johns Asset Management is buying and renovating a historic downtown building at 3 Davis Street and plans to make the property its permanent headquarters, committing millions to the project.

Denver launched a public process on Feb. 26 to extend energy-code efficiency and electrification-readiness standards to single-family homes and duplexes, drawing builder concern and legal questions.