Sanford’s city commission approved a plan to redevelop the 48.89‑acre Seminole Towne Center, clearing the way for a large wholesale center, fueling station and new outparcels.

A RentCafe analysis shows Cincinnati roughly doubled completions of fully affordable apartments in 2020–24 versus 2015–19. Local advocates say the increase is welcome but not enough.

Cencora will convert the Harrison Commerce Center into a roughly 530K-sf automated distribution hub, a project local outlets describe as a $106M Cincinnati investment. The facility will add cold-storage capacity and is expected online by spring 2027.

Neuralink filed for an $8.2M tenant‑improvement at its Del Valle site, converting 37,607 sq ft into office and manufacturing space with work slated for March–May 2026.

ATTOM's year-end data show D‑FW sellers averaged 7.7 years in their homes at year‑end 2025, the longest stretch since 2000. That hold‑fast behavior is tightening inventory and favoring cash and investor buyers.

A state filing shows James Avery plans an $11M renovation and addition at its Hondo plant, a development that could add jobs and traffic to the Medina County town.

Inventory is rising and mortgage rates are stabilizing near 6%, giving Cincinnati buyers more negotiating room. Local experts say preapproval and asking for credits can pay off.

Fort Worth cleared the first step for a $2.1B ACS data center in far‑north Fort Worth; minor grading is underway while permits and incentive benchmarks remain under review.

Two Kings Casino is set to open an introductory gaming floor in late March, moving operations out of trailers and adding hundreds of slots and live table games to the Charlotte region.

Greater Nashville recorded 1,825 January closings — down 4% year‑over‑year — even as listings rose to about 11,795 and the median single‑family price slipped to $485,598.

Southern Impression Homes plans roughly 108 build‑to‑rent homes in Jacksonville as part of a seven‑project Florida expansion, the company says. The move adds single‑family rental stock to a market investors are targeting.

CoreSite paid about $100M for three Santa Clara properties, including a parcel long eyed for a 244,000‑sq‑ft data center. The purchase places new land near CoreSite’s Santa Clara campus.

Rise and Shine and Partners is moving its headquarters into about 24,000 square feet at the Loose‑Wiles building in Minneapolis' North Loop. The lease adds to the neighborhood's growing roster of creative firms.