EdgeConneX will build a 578,000‑sq‑ft, $440M data center in Cedar Creek as the first phase of a roughly $1.4B campus that promises construction jobs and new revenue for Bastrop County.

Mount Gilead, Fort Worth’s 150‑year‑old Black Baptist church, is on the market after members voted to move. Preservationists want a buyer who respects the building’s history.

CEDARst has broken ground on The Presley, a 236‑unit, $82M apartment building in Las Vegas’ Medical District with some units set aside as affordable housing. The project is slated to open in 2028.

Californians are snapping up homes in Beverly Green and other historic pockets near downtown, fueling renovations, new businesses and a debate over preservation.

Neptune Beach Police offer free "No Trespassing" signs to deter construction site trespassing, which is a felony in Florida. Contact their Community Development to get one.

Element Las Vegas Airport opened this spring at Town Square, offering 118 rooms, kitchenettes and a smoke-free, non-casino option south of the Strip.

Local snapshots show Frisco closed 144 homes in November, down from 168 a year earlier; most sales were in the $400k–$700k band.

Mayor Jones challenges Texas Governor Abbott's veto of a $60 million summer food program for low-income kids, urging reconsideration to join the federal EBT scheme.

Gov. Kathy Hochul selected Heatherwood Communities to develop mixed-income housing on derelict state land in East Farmingdale, aiming to provide 495 residential units.

Jacksonville is preparing to build two new elementary schools by 2027, with Pickett and Hogan–Spring Glen Elementary being reconstructed to provide a modern learning environment.

Palo Alto Networks purchased a 14.5-acre lot in Santa Clara for $90 million, signaling potential expansion near its headquarters. No specific development plans or timeline were shared.

Williamson County's new admin building has completed the dry-in stage, making it weather-proof and moving it closer to becoming the enterprise hub for county affairs by 2026.

Blue Origin is reportedly eyeing about 100 acres near Austin for manufacturing and logistics — a package that could amount to nearly $1 billion and roughly 2,200 jobs.