Collierville’s board gave preliminary approval to plans that would replace the former Gus’s near Town Square with condos, advancing the project to final design reviews.

Phoenix apartment asking rents ticked up in January 2026, marking a second month of gains after a difficult 2025. Supply, concessions and spring leasing will decide if it holds.

Google will build a 250,000‑sq‑ft data center at Ryan Companies’ Project Skyway in Pine Island near Rochester, paired with a major Xcel clean‑energy deal and local tax incentives.

Lightstone Group has listed the Aloft and Four Points near PHL for sale, creating a rare airport‑adjacent investment opportunity as the city heads into 2026.

St. Johns County commissioners approved a special‑use permit for an 850‑student K–8 Episcopal school at 895 Palm Valley Road; the project will be built on church land and open in phases before 2027–28.

Knight‑Swift’s affiliate paid about $30M for a 24‑acre former FedEx terminal at 7160 W. Sherman St., returning the site to freight use near I‑10.

AAM 15 Management bought the 125-room Home2 Suites in Brandon for about $32.1 million, expanding its Florida portfolio and deepening its Tampa Bay presence.

Raleigh‑Cary is seeing a surge in new homes — inspectors urge pre‑drywall and independent checks so buyers don’t inherit hidden defects. Document repairs and know how to file complaints.

New renderings show the 210,000‑sq‑ft Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center with hydrotherapy pools, nutrition and communal spaces as part of a wider riverfront plan. The Cavs expect to move into downtown digs in early 2027.

CoStar data puts Boston's multifamily vacancy at 6.6% but reveals pockets north of downtown along I-93 where vacancy tops 10%, driven by concentrated new construction.

New research and market swings are testing the YIMBY movement even as California presses ADUs and transit upzoning. The fight is far from decided.

A 2025‑built Ibis Isle waterfront home in Palm Beach closed mid‑February for $9.99M, well below its $11.5M ask.

A new tally finds about 122,929 vacant lots across Detroit, raising urgent questions about parks, urban farms and land‑bank policy.