Eastern University closed on 33.3 acres from Valley Forge Military College on Feb. 27, adding stadiums, housing and fields to its St. Davids footprint.

State support plus a Haney Technical satellite and hangar upgrades underpin a county push to grow aviation maintenance jobs at Apalachicola Regional Airport.

Developers retooled PopStroke's Gilbert proposal, converting an indoor concept to a 36‑hole outdoor putting course at SanTan Village. The change alters parking and footprint plans.

A judge sided with the developer, advancing plans for a contested Walmart Neighborhood Market at Covell and Coltrane after years of council rejections and appeals.

Adams Extract leased roughly 67,000 square feet in China Grove to better serve Southeast customers, joining new logistics development east of Charlotte.

The AC Hotel by Marriott planned for 800 Dora St entered environmental review on March 6, 2026, advancing a six‑story, 128‑room project with a two‑story parking deck.

The URA is still working with a developer on the long‑delayed Fifth & Dinwiddie project as bankruptcy filings, tax notices and a lender suit complicate plans. Officials say funding won’t be released until closing.

A set of caisson and demolition permits on West Jackson suggest Mavrek’s 25‑story, 380‑unit West Loop tower — with an Aldi‑anchored podium — may be closer to breaking ground.

Two national builders have opened sales centers and model homes in Sellersville, promising more than 250 new homes combined across separate developments.

Council approved a transfer of the former St. Joseph Hospital to the county land bank, clearing the way for asbestos abatement, debris removal and demolition.

The Vincentians will spend about $6 million to convert a vacant LaSalle Park building into their Western Province headquarters, consolidating staff and ending long-term Midtown leases.

Stryant filed permits to raze the former Anna’s BBQ site in Kirkwood and proposes two restaurants, an office and roughly 50 apartments on the half‑acre lot.

A Pinnacle Realty compromise for 207 homes on the former Freddy Hill Farms parcel has reopened debate in Towamencin over traffic, schools and open space. Supervisors want engineering answers before deciding.