Presidio Bay proposes replacing most of Menlo Park's former USGS campus with 670 apartments, 740,000 sq ft of offices, retail and three acres of parks as the city reviews the plan.

Cincinnati Children’s won a $3M JobsOhio grant to fund 100 high‑paying research and technical jobs tied to its Innovation District expansion.

A draft environmental assessment is open for a proposed $2.5M single‑family home at 1191 Front St in Lahaina’s historic district; comments are due April 22.

Neuralink’s full‑building lease at 499 Forbes Blvd. cements South San Francisco’s place in the Bay Area life‑science map and signals selective demand for high‑quality lab space.

A settlement with Wells Fargo ends litigation over RiNo’s Zeppelin Station and gives the owner a path to repay the loan and attempt to reclaim the building.

Collierville's board cleared plans for a 4,300‑sq‑ft McDonald's near Carriage Crossing — the suburb's third. Permits and traffic questions remain as the project moves forward.

Quincy's 501‑unit SoMa tower leased half its apartments in two months, winning a CoStar award and prompting fresh talk of a San Francisco comeback.

Metro Nashville issued an RFP to replace two downtown jails with a consolidated Harding Place complex, capped at $410M and targeting a roughly 36‑month build.

Clackamas County shared photos Tuesday from inside Sauter Timber’s new Estacada plant as the mass‑timber shop moves into production with county support. The facility adds fabrication capacity to the Estacada Industrial Campus near Portland.

A vacant Dr. Phillips medical building was converted into a 63‑bed Select Specialty Hospital, adding rehab capacity and winning industry awards for adaptive reuse.

Broadmead will convert a 60+‑acre Sparks office campus into Broadmead at Ridgebrook, repurposing three buildings into about 80 independent living homes. The plan mixes adaptive reuse with new amenities.

Foundry Commercial’s six‑building Edgewood Park of Commerce will add 565,600 sq ft of small‑bay industrial to Edgewood with trees, sound walls and interior truck courts.

City and community partners broke ground on Poplar Apartments, a supportive-housing project promising roughly 40 units and onsite services for people exiting homelessness.