Midland Atlantic filed a commencement notice for a 128,000‑sq‑ft Target on 22 acres in Harrison, across from Kroger. City approvals and a TIF agreement move the project toward permitting and site work.

After 67 years, Pride Cleaners at 558 E. 79th St. is set to close on Feb. 27, 2026, leaving its rare Googie roof and neon sign in limbo. Preservationists and neighbors are watching to see whether a buyer will step forward.

A new 90-acre logistics campus in North Las Vegas will bring roughly 1.36 million square feet of warehouse space and test regional infrastructure plans.

Aurora’s City Council voted 9–1 to rezone roughly four acres for a 30‑unit paired‑home project, pitting neighbors against planners over drainage, traffic and neighborhood character.

FourSquare Healthcare plans a 130‑bed, 53,654‑sq‑ft senior care center at 3220 S. Powell Parkway in Anna, with construction slated to start in June and about 100 jobs expected.

The University Baptist Church on Lane Avenue was demolished to clear the way for a 246‑unit mixed‑use student housing project from American Campus Communities. The two‑building plan will pair retail with student apartments near OSU.

The Denver Business Journal’s 2025 sales‑volume ranking names 20 brokerages that reported the most local residential sales — a self‑reported snapshot of who led as the market cooled.

Logistics Property Co. bought 109 acres in Grand Prairie to build Bear Creek Logistics Park, a five‑building, 1.5M‑SF campus near DFW Airport expected to break ground in Q2.

A legal threat from the operator of Family Fare stores forced Durham to cancel a scheduled public hearing and pause its land‑use code rewrite.

Gardner Group filed plans for a 16-story mixed-use tower called GEM at the Zions Bank site in Sugar House, proposing about 196 apartments, retail and a bank drive‑thru.

Lux Living sold the Chelsea on Pershing Avenue, a building once at the center of a federal indictment; the transfer renews questions about tax incentives and oversight.

Neighbors say a March 17, 2025 council vote cleared the way for 140 apartments next to Sandy Creek Park and have launched a petition alleging bad faith. They cite flood, wildlife and safety concerns and want the rezoning rescinded.

Bell will spend about $70M to remodel a 447,000‑sq‑ft North Fort Worth factory to build the Army’s MV‑75, part of a larger $632M DFW investment tied to hundreds of jobs.