The 29‑story Sol Modern adds 747 units, major amenities and ground-floor retail to Roosevelt Row and earned CoStar's 2026 multifamily award.

A $3 million land sale and new financing have cleared the way for Heritage Park, a 10‑acre mixed‑use project bringing shops, restaurants and 288 units to downtown Gilbert.

Chetrit Group plans to demolish a five‑story mixed‑use building at 9 East 36th Street in Midtown South, a move that would clear a narrow lot for potential redevelopment.

Gorman & Company will break ground on The Fifty-Five at 2855 East Point St., a 60-unit mixed-income building steps from the East Point MARTA station.

Roland Park Place will convert Towson’s historic Villa Assumpta into a senior living campus, with construction slated for late 2028 and an opening in fall 2030.

Gov. Lombardo and local leaders cut the ribbon at Paradise Trails as Nevada rolls out NAHA funding; the central Las Vegas community received about $800,500. Early awards pair state aid with builder incentives to lower costs for buyers.

Developers want to convert the old Watchtower campus at 25–30 Columbia Heights into 661 apartments, with about a quarter permanently affordable. The rezoning is now in city review.

A 123,000‑square‑foot East Memphis office next to Dixon Gallery & Gardens will hit the market after Stryker vacates, creating a rare large‑block opportunity.

Town Lake Company's CEO says prime downtown sites will sit idle for now as leasing and lending soften. The pause could create scarcity when projects restart.

Metro Nashville is overhauling downtown design rules, incentives and the Bonus Height Program to push future projects toward housing, preservation and sustainability.

Following an endorsement visit from Mayor Mamdani, the City Council has officially approved a plan to bring roughly 200 affordable and supportive homes and a new community center to 1727 Amsterdam Ave.

Equinix has pitched a third data center at its Ashburn campus, seeking county approval for a building called DC‑23 and supportive utility upgrades in Data Center Alley.

MDHA will open short, online-only waitlist windows at three Nashville properties late this month; priority goes to seniors and people with disabilities. Here’s what to know.