Asbestos abatement at the West Fork Incinerator is complete, clearing the way for demolition and reuse as part of the Mill Creek Greenway. State and local funding are in place.

ATTOM data show Philly homeowners now average about 9.5 years in their homes, tightening listings and keeping the local housing market sluggish.

Crews began dismantling Crosley Tower last Thursday in a careful, floor‑by‑floor deconstruction. The $47.3M remediation clears the way for a planned $215M STEM facility.

A new housing lottery opened Feb. 16 for 47 senior units at 350 Livonia Ave. Qualifying Section 8 tenants with no income could pay $0; applications are due April 24, 2026.

A University City church is seeking to rezone part of its campus for 65 affordable townhomes, with all units targeted to households at or below 80% of AMI.

NYC life‑sciences leasing climbed to about 377,000 square feet in 2025, but rents fell and vacancy rose. Brokers say the recovery is uneven despite recent IPOs.

Foristell aldermen will consider annexing 216 acres Tuesday for a proposed data center. Packed meetings and an online petition have residents and officials bracing for a heated hearing.

A 1957-built Santa Monica apartment complex at 537 San Vicente Blvd is back on the market for $16.995M, with 33 residential units, a pool and parking.

Eagan’s City Council will vote Tuesday on a one-year moratorium that would pause approvals for new data centers and crypto miners while the city studies permitting, water and power impacts.

The City Planning Commission signed off on a 42‑story mixed‑use project at 6800 Sunset Blvd, pairing hundreds of apartments and a hotel with 80 senior affordable units.

Sodexo Live! has struck a 15‑year hospitality deal and is advancing planning funds to help the Louisiana Music & Heritage Experience move closer to a lease and construction.

Ricardo Dunin’s North Development has launched sales for House of Wellness, a 34‑story, 656‑unit condo at 152 SW 9th St in Brickell with prices from roughly $390,000. The building leans heavily on a wellness program and packaged amenities.

Boyd Gaming will implode the long-shuttered Eastside Cannery at 2 a.m. on March 5, 2026. The company says the demolition will not be open to the public.