West Hollywood has recirculated the draft EIR for a five‑story office at 9160‑9176 Sunset Blvd, reviving a long‑dormant project with trimmed parking and signage.

The Sunnyside Redevelopment Authority rolled out tax incentives and infrastructure bids to attract developers and accelerate affordable-housing and park projects in Sunnyside.

Mondi Group is reportedly set to convert the former Post‑Gazette printing plant on Sweeney Drive into a paper‑bag and packaging facility.

An affiliate of Safe Harbor has bought the former Smoky Mountain Opry site after Crayola and NERF plans stalled. The developer eyes a mid‑2027 opening.

The BLM plans to auction 22 parcels — roughly 233 acres — across Henderson, Clark County and Las Vegas on April 28, 2026, with proceeds largely funding Nevada projects. The sale could shift land toward development or conservation depending on buyers.

Aurora is racing to finalize new zoning and performance standards for data centers as a six‑month moratorium approaches its mid‑March end.

A tower‑crane permit approved Thursday renews momentum for the two‑tower, 724‑unit 410 North Elizabeth project in Fulton Market. The paperwork replaces earlier crane authorization and clears a bureaucratic hurdle.

Lakeshore Villa, a 126-unit seniors affordable community in San Carlos, sold for $47M. The buyer vows to invest and keep the building affordable.

Charlotte County is relocating its utility payment center to Promenades Mall starting March 9, with walk-ins no longer accepted at the Murdock Administration Center.

South County Regional Park Pool in Punta Gorda, FL, is closed February 21-22 for a swim meet, reopening February 23.

Mercy Housing broke ground on The Eliza, a 97‑unit senior housing project in Uptown Oakland that reserves 20 apartments for formerly homeless seniors and pairs on‑site services with deep affordability.

Wolff Company paid roughly $103M for Notch66, a 336-unit Longmont complex developed by Thompson Thrift. The sale underscores continued investor demand for Denver-area suburbs.

A 49-unit affordable senior building is rising in Midtown — rents start at $458 and the project pairs apartments with onsite services. Construction is set to finish in 2027.