Charlotte County Parks begin shade structure replacements on Feb 2, 2026, affecting local parks until the end of March, with temporary closures for construction safety.

Hillwood filed plans for Lantern, a master-planned community near Pilot Point that could add 2,000+ homes and about $1.2 billion in development.

The seven-story Aberdeen Crossing in West Town has its exterior mostly wrapped; ground-floor retail is being marketed for April.

Orono’s Morrison Arena has bought adjoining land and is courting major donors and naming-rights sponsors to fund a roughly $15M project that would add a second rink.

Permits filed revive a $30M plan to turn the historic Lindsay and Walsh warehouses in Walker’s Point into apartments. The filing is the latest push to adapt large warehouse space into housing in Milwaukee.

Roughly 650 workers are on site at Hard Rock Las Vegas' guitar tower as crews move into a busy vertical phase and PENTA prepares a safety kickoff.

Allen approved a sales-tax rebate that will return half of the sales-and-use taxes on construction materials to Billingsley Co. as it builds Sloan Corners. The move is meant to speed work on the multi‑acre project at U.S. 75 and SH 121.

Colorado UpLift paid $6 million for a 70,000‑sq‑ft Aurora church and is converting it into a youth campus with a gym, leadership center and free space for partner nonprofits.

ASU and the McCain family broke ground on an 80,000‑sq‑ft McCain Library and Museum in Tempe to house the senator’s archives and the McCain Institute. Construction has now begun on the 22‑acre site.

A Venture X tenant is pushing back on a DDA-backed plan to convert the Petroleum Building into 178 apartments, risking delays to the project timeline.

A nearly 876,000-square-foot Aurora warehouse sold for $63.5M and is now listed in CIRE Equity’s portfolio. The site is leased to a single logistics tenant.

An 11,000-square-foot Emory Peak retail center is planned for West Loop 1604 with $2.5M in backing and construction slated for summer 2026.

Beaverton's South Cooper Mountain already has more than 1,600 homes and plans for thousands more, parks and hundreds of affordable units.