Fort Worth opens Palladium Oak Grove, an affordable housing complex for those earning 30%-80% of median income, costing $58.4 million and featuring various unit sizes.

Campbell Station Inn in Farragut is hosting an open house to exhibit its historic charm and modern renovations ahead of becoming a visitor's center and event venue.

The Framingham Logan Express has expanded, adding features like more shuttles, solar energy, art, and a future remote terminal for security pre-checks.

New Orleans has taken its streetlight operations in-house, improving efficiency and reducing costs, with over 51,000 lights now managed through a new system enabling real-time monitoring and streamlined maintenance processes.

Mayor Eric Adams and Governor Kathy Hochul announce plans to extend the master lease for Roosevelt Island and begin a collaborative redevelopment process, including new housing, infrastructure enhancements, and revitalization of the Steam Plant site.

A 105‑unit assisted‑living complex along El Camino Real won state approval, but neighbors and conservation groups warn of wildlife and traffic impacts.

The Minneapolis committee approved the 2025 AHTF funding for Hiawatha Commons, with $1.68 million allocated for renovations to improve 80 residential units and maintain affordable housing.

Hines is in talks to buy Boeing’s 36‑story West Loop tower at 100 N. Riverside Plaza, but a separate ground lease and soft office demand could make any sale difficult.

A lender affiliate took back Broadway Medical Plaza at 3901–3903 Broadway via a deed in lieu after an unpaid loan of about $32.5M. The transfer underscores growing strain in the East Bay commercial market.

An owner filed to convert the Sonesta ES Suites in North San Jose into apartments; the developer says it could include 100% affordable units if the city grants concessions.

Fields West added 10 national retailers and restaurants, pushing leasing to roughly 70% as the project moves into construction after a $425M loan.

Hines broke ground on a five-story, 306-unit mixed-use project at 1200 E. Diehl Road in Naperville, bringing apartments, 15,000 sq ft of retail and a big amenity lineup to a former office site.

A Preview 2026 forecast finds downtown Chicago will get only a trickle of new apartments through 2026, keeping pressure on rents and shifting activity to the suburbs.