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.

A narrow window between a June council vote and an August effective date allowed several large ADU plans to be approved under the old bonus rules. Neighbors and city records are now sorting which builds are grandfathered.

A 29,000-acre Y Bar O Ranch near Alpine has listed for $46.5M. The turn-key offering includes the main house, worker housing, livestock, 28 wells and seller-owned minerals.

Permit applications are in for the Hotel Eleanor conversion at the historic 700 J Street bank, moving the downtown project closer to construction. The plans preserve the facade while adding about 107 guest rooms and ground‑floor dining.

CRG sold the 134‑unit A.M. 1980 on the Bucktown–Logan Square edge to CedarSt in a mid‑$30M deal that tested Chicago’s Northwest Side tenant‑purchase pilot.

A Fairbanks Ranch estate on Calle Camposeco sold for $28M, the highest residential sale in Rancho Santa Fe history. The buyer was represented by Tim Van Damm.

A local developer completed a $60M exterior revamp of UMC’s West Charleston campus, adding healing gardens, a Shadow Lane entrance and upgraded wayfinding. The work reached substantial completion in May 2025.

The Circle Centre Mall in Indianapolis will be redeveloped into Traction Yards, featuring open spaces, commercial and office areas, and residences, with the first phase to be completed in 2029.

The Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund Board recommends $45 million for outdoor recreation projects, with funds potentially allocated to 60 development projects and 15 land acquisitions to enhance access to outdoor recreation in the state.