After a state Housing Accountability Act notice, Glendale staff urged the council to rescind its October denial of a 682‑unit Sears redevelopment to avoid possible penalties.

Sutter Health has started work on a four-story, $380 million cancer and care complex at Memorial Medical Center that aims to centralize oncology and outpatient surgery for the Central Valley.

Michael Talley is Plano’s new economic development director as Doug McDonald moves up to deputy city manager. The hire signals a renewed push on corporate recruitment.

Sunset Development wants to convert Bishop Ranch into a walkable neighborhood with roughly 8,400 homes; several projects — including AvalonBay and Eden Housing — are already moving forward.

A Woodmere, NY LLC bought the McKendree complex in Hermitage for $27.9M, records show; the multi‑parcel deal includes a 17‑story tower and roughly 42 acres.

Gould Grieco & Hensley inked a roughly 17,000‑square‑foot lease at PNC Centre and plans to relocate its Chicago headquarters by spring 2026. The move gives the firm a Loop address amid a string of downtown law‑firm expansions.

The Milwaukee Police advised residents on winter safety, highlighting CDC stats on ice-related injuries and deaths, advocating for salting walkways, wearing proper footwear, and using handrails.

Blinn College will break ground next month on a $68M academic building at a new Waller campus, with a nearby workforce training complex set to open this summer.

A court will weigh whether a PAC's petition can force a May vote to pause Austin’s $1.6B convention center expansion amid a dispute over signature validation.

Jackson‑Shaw’s greensPORT Logistics Park in East Houston was fully leased within weeks after delivery when Triad Electric & Controls signed for the entire 535K SF campus. The quick absorption underscores strong port‑proximate demand.

Hollywood Casino’s new Aurora resort will include a Drift Spa, celebrity restaurants and a hotel as the land-based property aims to open in early 2026.

Florida-based CP Group is poised to buy Denver Place at 999 18th St., consolidating downtown holdings as the office market struggles.

The DDDA approved $6M to convert the vacant Barth Hotel into about 50 affordable senior studios, but a 60‑year covenant and a right‑of‑first‑refusal complicate the plan.