Fort Worth approved a $185,000 incentive to keep Weir Minerals updating offices at 777 Main, retain 67 jobs and steer visiting clients into downtown hotels.

Paycor has opened a 40,000‑sq‑ft downtown HQ in the former Saks building, intended as a training and events hub to bring more daytime activity to Fountain Square.

A Ward Village penthouse at Anaha closed for $14.5M — about $1.3M under ask. The two-level, five-bedroom home includes a private rooftop pool and roughly 6,700 sqft.

Congress extended the NFIP through Sept. 30, 2026, but North Carolina leaders say the short-term patch still puts coastal homes and home sales at risk.

Portland’s plan to rezone 19 parcels for affordable housing has prompted fierce pushback in Centennial after a shelter opened nearby, neighbors say. City Council will hear the proposal Feb. 11.

Anthony trustees approved a lease to transform the shuttered Dos Lagos golf course into a phased, roughly 118‑acre sports campus with soccer fields, pickleball courts, trails and resident discounts.

Largo has broken ground on Olea on 126, a 144-unit, fully income‑restricted project intended to keep local workers in Pinellas County. The development is backed by county funding and tax-credit financing.

A six‑bedroom Kūkiʻo estate in Kona closed for $38.25M, the highest‑priced home sale on record inside the gated golf and beach community. The 7,876‑sq‑ft property sits on nearly an acre and overlooks Kua Bay.

Dream Finders paid $8.5M for 20 acres at Saddlebrook Resort in Wesley Chapel; the builder plans 118 luxury townhomes and a one‑acre commercial parcel near SR‑54.

Neighbors are angry after crews demolished a decades-old Miami church. Developers say a private school will replace the site.

Takeda is marketing nearly 449,140 sq ft of Cambridge lab and office space for sublease as it consolidates into a new Kendall Square campus, altering local leasing dynamics.

Crews have cleared land for The Grow, a 1,200‑acre, $2B agrihood near UCF that pairs a nine‑acre working farm with mixed housing, retail and parks.

Neighbors near Lake Wylie say blasting and early-morning lights from a new QTS data center have rattled homes while York County moves to adopt tougher rules.