Volunteers of America Texas will run Dallas’s home‑repair program under a two‑year agreement, with funding to help roughly 449 households and start work on projects already approved. The nonprofit will manage intake, inspections and contractor coordination.

A proposed code change would let some displaced billboards relocate within 150 feet of homes, cutting potential condemnation costs and sparking neighborhood pushback. City documents and local reporting show council members are sharply divided.

Irgang Group bought Gilbert Gateway Towne Center for $85M, financed largely with a $60M Citi loan; the East Valley strip is nearly fully leased and spans about 35.5 acres.

An $11.3M, 35,000-square-foot entertainment district with courts, restaurants and retail is planned at the Masonwood site in Bee Cave; construction is eyed for April 2026.

The final penthouse at Five Park closed for $18.5M, under its $21M ask, capping sales at the 48‑story South Beach tower. The buyer remains unlisted in public records.

Construction at The Mix reached a one‑year milestone as crews move from remediation into visible Phase 1 work, with Whole Foods underway and retail and offices planned.

The University of Tennessee filed to use eminent domain to acquire Tyson House at 824 Melrose, naming St. John's Cathedral as owner and listing a $1.74M appraisal.

Experts at a Charlotte Business Journal panel say tenant demand and data‑center projects are piling pressure on power, labor and steel supply across the region. Growth is real — but so are the frictions.

The City Planning Commission signed off on an eight-story, 220-unit mixed-use building at Pico and Crenshaw, including 35 income-restricted units and ground-floor retail.

Red O’s La Jolla UTC restaurant will close April 20, 2026, and lay off 91 staff as the property owner moves forward with a housing-focused redevelopment.

A local developer has proposed modernizing Raleigh's J.S. Dorton Arena while preserving its iconic roof and arches to widen its appeal for concerts, sports and corporate events.

Marketing materials for the Liberty Loan sale suggest the parcel may reach into Washington Monument grounds, raising preservation and public‑land questions.

Turner Construction and Brookfield sued three insurers after carriers allegedly denied coverage tied to a 2020 injury at 666 Fifth Avenue. The case tests who must pick up the tab when subs fall outside a wrap‑up program.