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.

San Pedro Creek’s new development authority approved phase one tied to the Missions’ $1B plan — hundreds of apartments, a 160-room hotel and conditions for stadium bonds.

Memphis celebrates the completion of the Cobblestone Landing restoration project, revitalizing the historic waterfront site with improved access and views of the Mississippi River.

San Mateo County unveiled an expanded, renovated San Mateo Medical Center meeting seismic safety requirements and improving accessibility and integration of services.

Operators of Lincoln’s Kobe Teppanyaki & Sushi bought the 1000 K Street complex in downtown Sacramento and plan an Asian-themed anchor restaurant. The sale follows years of turnover on K Street.

Hawai‘i Community Lending’s second annual Hui Waiwai will gather community leaders at the Bishop Museum to celebrate homeownership wins and fund 2026 housing programs.

Maui County will hold a webinar next Wednesday and January hearings to review draft commercial design guidelines for Lahaina's Front Street. Planners say the guidance aims to preserve historic character while guiding rebuilding.

The Hawaiian Council announced plans for a multimillion-dollar amphitheater and cultural sanctuary at Ko Olina Resort, aiming to create a long-term home for Hawaiian-led performances on Oʻahu’s leeward shore.

Alameda County launched SHIFT, a pilot using pre‑approved designs to speed small affordable housing builds and lower per‑unit costs.

SAY Detroit announced the expansion of its services with a new play center, aiming to enhance after-school programs and revitalize St. Cecilia campus, with support from prominent local figures.

Aurora aldermen rezoned nearly 30 acres at Orchard and Sullivan to make way for townhouses, retail and a QuikTrip — a move that drew objections from staff and local leaders.