Neighbors in Southside Estates worry rezoning paperwork still lists "butchering" even after Apna Bazar withdrew a slaughterhouse plan. Council leaders say they'll add language to bar animal processing.

Benderson asked JEA to check utilities for a 1,003‑acre Bacardi master plan in North Jacksonville that would add millions of square feet of industrial space, a Publix and new housing. The filing starts a technical review of water, sewer and phasing needs.

Mark IV closed an $86M construction loan to begin Phase I at The District in Round Rock — a 316‑unit building, ground‑floor retail and a 40,750‑sf food plaza.

Tunnel to Towers wants to convert the Ramada at 9150 Baymeadows Road into 145 permanent apartments for veterans; the planning commission will hear the request on Feb. 19.

A Cambridge‑led petition would let single‑family homes be built on 5,000‑sq‑ft lots where sewer and water exist; organizers say they've passed a signature hurdle and the question could reach voters this fall.

HCDA paused presales for a proposed 377‑unit Kakaako leasehold tower as lawmakers weigh changes to owner‑occupancy rules and financing hurdles.

New migration data show Californians and Texans topped Austin’s 2025 arrivals, with roughly one in four new residents coming from other Texas metros.

Gutow Co. and Vertical Partners bought a 13‑story office tower at 12001 N. Central Expressway and say they’ll invest in upgrades to reposition the building for tenants.

A 322‑unit, six‑story proposal at the former Mary Ann’s Bakery block is up for a Planning & Design Commission vote on Thursday, Feb. 12, drawing sharp neighborhood reaction.

A Lexington developer paid more than $17.2M for 11 former Frisch’s sites across the Tri-State, positioning the properties for redevelopment.

A landlord filed a summary eviction against Berlin Bar in late January; the bar's owners have asked a justice court to set the order aside while the case moves forward.

Jamestown and TriBridge have launched a refresh of Inman Quarter in Inman Park, adding a courtyard deck, murals, upgraded lighting and an open-container designation.

Dublin approved All In Dublin, a 75‑unit development that will reserve apartments for adults with disabilities alongside senior and workforce housing. Organizers say the design prioritizes connection and accessibility.