Concept plans would replace long‑time Cucina Colore at 3035 E 3rd Ave with a four‑story office building that includes retail and underground parking.

Federal Reserve data show investor ownership of Twin Cities single-family homes has climbed, concentrating purchases in lower-income neighborhoods. Researchers warn the shift is tied to higher eviction rates and fewer starter homes for buyers.

Developers unveiled plans for twin towers that would add roughly 700 apartments to Coney Island, joining a fast-moving wave of beachfront redevelopment.

Glytec is relocating its headquarters from Boston to Cobb County and plans to create about 500 jobs, setting up in Cumberland near I‑285.

Syndeo Institute sold its 75,000‑sq‑ft Cable Center building to the University of Denver and will shift into temporary campus space while it decides on a permanent home. The sale will fund the nonprofit’s endowment and a digital push for the collection.

A March 11 agreement cleared the way for a 13‑acre Glen Burnie redevelopment at 7409 Baltimore‑Annapolis Blvd, bringing 246 homes, creek restoration and a $300k state grant.

Paula Crown has relisted the late Jim Crown’s Gold Coast condominium at an asking price of $16 million. The full‑floor, two‑level unit on Goethe returned to broker pages this week.

Penn Entertainment will open a 150,000-square-foot, 203-room hotel at Hollywood Casino Columbus on June 12, 2026, adding event space and roughly 100 permanent jobs to the west side.

Linc Housing broke ground on the Armory Arts Collective in Long Beach, converting the 1930 armory into 64 affordable senior apartments. The project pairs adaptive reuse and arts space with accessible housing and on‑site services.

Howard County is asking voters to allow bonds to fund affordable housing, a move officials say would create steady capital for new and preserved units.

Renova West will add 266 affordable homes and a 7,000 sq ft ICL Health Hub at 860 Concourse Village East, including about 160 supportive units for formerly homeless residents.

A 327,000‑SF Penn Quarter office building at 600 E St NW is back on the market after an under‑contract sale collapsed and plans for a Sprouts anchor fell through.

Starbucks is hunting for a roughly 250,000‑sq‑ft downtown office. Mayor Freddie O’Connell says the proposal "checks the boxes," but Metro hasn’t pledged incentive cash yet.