LV Collective’s wedge‑shaped East Austin project is moving again after a three‑year delay, but the plan has been scaled down to 476 units and a $106M construction budget. State filings set a June 2026 start and a September 2028 completion target.

The Tampa Convention Center is expanding its team, appointing Chris Katsares as National Sales Manager and Melissa Pray as Fiscal Manager, to support increasing event demand.

Austin rezoned the parcel that houses ABGB at 1305 W. Oltorf, allowing condos or apartments in the future while owners say redevelopment isn’t imminent.

The long-shuttered Cinema Chatham at 210 W. 87th St. is up for a receivership online auction. Brokers are marketing the 65,000‑square‑foot site as a redevelopment play while neighbors push for arts uses.

Developers filed to rezone 3233 N. Sheffield for a five‑story, 99‑unit apartment building that includes 15 affordable units and 25 parking spaces.

The 1899-built residence at 45 Parley Avenue in Jamaica Plain, Boston is for sale at $3.95 million, featuring six bedrooms, unique amenities, and a private country feel within the city.

Mecklenburg County is seeking a nonprofit tenant for its facility at 2324 Lasalle St. to offer youth-oriented community services focusing on education and economic mobility.

Barnes & Noble confirmed for Huebner Oaks, taking half of the old Bed Bath & Beyond as renovations push toward a June finish. The lease joins Trader Joe’s and other new tenants reshaping the center.

Llano Estacado has filed plans for a $3M, 6,300 sq ft Vintner Estate on U.S. 290 in Fredericksburg and is also advancing a downtown hotel and mixed‑use project. The moves are part of a broader Hill Country expansion by new owners.

Westerville, Ohio, is seeking a Chief Building Official to oversee crucial projects for the city's development and ensure safety and design standards.

A century‑old Neo‑Gothic church in Austin has been formally landmarked by the city, securing protections for its stone facade, bell tower and roofline.

Corte Madera’s Planning Commission forwarded changes to the town’s SB9 lot‑split rules, trimming local review and technical requirements to comply with state law.

Developers asked Sonoma for a one‑year permit extension as they finish lining up financing and a hotel partner. The Planning Commission will review the request on Dec. 18.