Denso will invest $69M to build a 280,000-sq-ft logistics center at 1528 Sparta Pike in Lebanon, replacing its Wilson County site and preserving about 100 jobs.

UC San Diego plans a 6,000‑bed Pepper Canyon East village to ease record enrollment and housing waitlists, with the first phase and financing to be finalized over the next year.

NYC Mayor Mamdani plans to close the last emergency migrant shelter in the South Bronx by year's end, transitioning migrants to standard shelter systems.

Detroit's Mayor Sheffield breaks ground on the Greystone Senior Living Apartments, affordable housing for low-income seniors, backed by a PILOT tax break initiative.

UT Knoxville will ask trustees to approve converting the University Commons Walmart into a student recreation center; designer selection and initial funding are already in motion. The vote is set for Feb. 26–27.

CSC plans to convert 75 Maiden Lane into about 300 apartments after a roughly $45.2M purchase, tapping New York’s 467‑m conversion tax break. The project joins a wave of downtown conversions that have pushed Lower Manhattan’s population past 70,000.

The Nashville Catalyst Fund closed about $11M in loans that officials say will unlock or preserve roughly 490 affordable units, marking its first sizable wave of lending. The loans target acquisition and bridge financing to speed projects forward.

A 15‑year master plan for the Provo campus would add a 60‑bed forensic unit, repurpose Rampton 1 and create a new pediatric ISTEP building. The blueprint ties expansion to state budget priorities and community care capacity.

Houston developer Midway sued Hutto and Mayor Mike Snyder, seeking roughly $300M after talks collapsed over the 250‑acre Cottonwood tract.

St. Jude says a planned 16-story Advanced Research Center II near downtown Memphis would be a roughly $810M build and could add about 2,000 jobs, the Memphis Business Journal reports.

Minneapolis posted two Phase 1 proposals for the New Nicollet redevelopment and opened a short multilingual survey. Responses are due March 5 at 4 p.m.

A rare, fully entitled 1.4‑acre parcel across from Q2 Stadium is on the market with approved plans for a high‑rise multifamily tower.

Inventory in the St. Cloud area is starting to climb this spring, giving buyers more negotiating room while sellers still pull near‑ask offers. Local agents say homes are spending longer on market, and mortgage rates have eased slightly.