Zoning reforms opened the door to backyard ‘granny flats’ across metro Milwaukee, but six‑figure build costs and utility work have kept most projects from moving forward. Cities say money — not rules — is the bottleneck.

EnerSys has narrowed its planned Greenville battery plant to a defense‑focused, 1 GWh facility backed by a revised ~$150M DOE grant and roughly $200M in local incentives. The board has approved the plan and expects construction to start in early fiscal 2028.

Waste Management bought 146 acres in Medley adjacent to its 170‑acre Medley Landfill; the acquisition shifts attention to state permits and county oversight.

A 15-story proposal called Trolley House would add 97 for-sale condos near Trolley Square and asks the city to rezone the site in exchange for a handful of affordable units. The filing arrives as the Central Community plan is being updated.

M&T Realty Capital provided a $141.4M bridge loan to refinance Anagram Turtle Bay at 300 E. 50th St. The three‑year loan gives sponsors runway to finish lease‑up.

Community West Foundation pledged $1 million to back Cleveland Clinic’s Fairview expansion and the new Moll Cancer Center as construction reaches a topping-out milestone. The gift joins system and community funding for a multi‑building campus overhaul.

Stockbridge paid $45M for the 17K‑SF warehouse at 3 Furlong Drive in Revere, buying the site from Link Logistics. The price underscores demand for infill, last‑mile industrial near Suffolk Downs.

A judge has barred a Florida resident from controlling a Williamsburg HDFC co‑op after prosecutors say she forged documents and diverted more than $442,000 in rent.

Brookfield sold 1140 Connecticut Ave NW — home to DC Improv — for about $21M to a group tied to Clark Construction, far below the price it paid in 2021.

Three of four Bay Area ZIP codes saw shorter days on market in June 2026 even as total sales dipped year‑over‑year.

A German bank quietly assigned a $50M mortgage on 29 West 34th Street and stepped out of a foreclosure chase, handing the debt to entities tied to an SL Green executive.

FEMA has released revised preliminary flood maps for unincorporated Plumas County that redraw hazard lines and open a 90‑day appeal window this summer.

Chapter 11 filings tied to the Waikoloa Village buildout name local contractors and creditors and put planned hotels and retail expansion on hold.