A YIMBY tally of Department of Buildings filings found 1,972 permits in 2025 totaling 57,352 residential and hotel units, with Brooklyn and the Bronx leading the count.

Flournoy Development bought nearly 52 acres from Centene in University Research Park and says it will start a two‑phase apartment project that includes about 318 units. City approvals and infrastructure work will shape the build schedule.

Nelson Mullins moved its Washington team into the McPherson Building penthouse, taking roughly 40,846 square feet at 901 15th St NW.

Tishman Speyer’s Belle Vista has been resubmitted to Bellevue — plans call for four office towers, more than 1M sq ft, street‑level retail and plaza space at 112th & Main.

A six‑story Canal Street office at 164–168 Canal St sold for about $40.5M, leaving the 2013 buyer with roughly a $21M loss amid a shifting Manhattan office market.

Pinball Pete’s longtime South U home has been cleared to make way for an 18‑story student tower as multiple high‑rise projects reshape the campus strip.

MHA Nation filed pre‑review papers for a casino‑hotel and 15k–20k arena on roughly 23 acres across from the Luxor, pitching $2 billion in outside funding amid a $250M fund controversy.

A Manhattan judge refused to dismiss Wells Fargo’s breach suit against JPMorgan over a $481M loan tied to a 2019 Chetrit portfolio, sending the case into discovery.

Montgomery County has authorized a search for an architect for a proposed seven‑story, $250M courthouse in Conroe after judges warned the 1936 building is crumbling and out of space.

Sun Properties sued BrewDog after the Pendleton taproom closed on June 17, 2025, sparking a civil dispute over the vacant Reading Road property. The filing arrives amid a wider corporate shake‑up at BrewDog.

Mayor Andrew J. Ginther says Columbus’ American Dream Downpayment Initiative can provide up to $14,999 in forgivable assistance for eligible first‑time buyers. The city outlines steps, income limits and contacts for applicants.

Fort Lauderdale is weighing a $11.5M lift station inside a planned downtown park, sparking pushback from neighbors and the mayor over lost green space. City planners say the pump is needed for downtown growth.

A Jacksonville electrical contractor bought a one‑acre site in Lackawanna and will expand its headquarters to about 20,000 square feet to support a growing team and a new climate‑services arm.