Trustees reversed an earlier no and approved the 130‑home Hilltop Grove subdivision after a traffic study eased congestion concerns. Veridian Homes now moves to final approvals.

Delaware's planning commission approved initial plats for two Sawmill Parkway developments, advancing hundreds of homes, parkland and new road connections. The approvals clear first construction phases.

A foreclosure complaint names the owner of AT580 at 580 Walnut, alleging roughly $29 million remains on the mortgage and putting a planned Hyatt conversion in question.

A joint venture filed to rezone a Dilworth corner for a 130‑room boutique hotel, positioning the project as the first phase of a block‑wide mixed‑use plan.

An Evercore ISI analysis shows major Manhattan office portfolios are now priced below mid‑2020 levels as AI worries and loan stress push valuations down.

A $15.5 million overhaul at the Farm and Home Savings building will create 60 apartments while 8,110 sq ft of street-level retail is being marketed for lease.

An SB 330 application would put 110 modular homes on about 31 acres bordering Yosemite, prompting safety, cultural and environmental alarm from neighbors and tribal leaders. County documents and state rules mean the proposal will move forward through a contested review process.

A 28‑acre parcel beside the Costco on Hwy 6 is under contract to a Dallas developer for a retail, dining and entertainment center; the city granted extra time for due diligence.

A Cubex Restoration co-owner says threats, surveillance and misuse of company funds left him "captive" and has asked a Denver judge to dissolve the firm.

Investigative demolition has started inside the Art Deco Lunken terminal as crews prep the building for a boutique hotel, restaurant and event spaces.

City Council unanimously approved a six‑story apartment at 7th and Gass, a new infill project that includes underground parking, greenery and artist‑led murals. The move continues a wave of downtown housing projects reshaping the Arts District.

A former warehouse stretch in Progresso Village has become Thrive Art District — a 5-acre arts hub with 80,000+ sq ft, space for 60+ businesses and a 17,000‑sq‑ft Music Square.

Design work for El Paso's long‑delayed police and fire campus is set to begin in April 2026 at a 50‑acre site near the airport, with completion targeted for 2029.