Arizona-based Alliance Residential is scouting four Charlotte-area parcels as it scales up its Carolinas footprint, adding to recent Broadstone openings in town.

An investor is proposing 172 townhomes on an 8.6-acre slice of the Overlake 520 campus in Bellevue’s Bel‑Red, bringing for‑sale housing steps from Microsoft and transit.

A long-awaited 202-unit workforce complex on Fruitville Road has broken ground and will hold rents for essential workers under a layered funding plan.

Regents approved funding for UTA West’s first building, clearing the way for a 51‑acre Walsh Ranch campus near Aledo that aims to welcome students in fall 2028.

Phoenix Business Journal ranked the 19 developers that delivered the most industrial space in 2025, highlighting a year of big logistics and manufacturing projects across the Valley.

North Olmsted advanced a development agreement that could put a grocery on the former Sears site at Great Northern Mall, city officials say a tenant name could come in weeks.

Foundry and DWS bought a 52‑acre Las Colinas campus and plan to replace it with more than 900,000 square feet of warehouse space, with demolition slated this year.

The Selma bungalow where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stayed has been moved to The Henry Ford; conservators logged thousands of objects and the house opens in June.

Stiles, Cantrell & Morgan and FCA Partners paid $45M for 93 acres at World Commerce Center, acquiring Legends Landing and multiple entitled parcels for mixed‑use development.

A year before opening, JW Marriott Detroit Water Square has groups reserving room blocks into 2028 and 2029, spotlighting renewed convention demand.

Miami‑Dade commissioners pushed a decision on GL Homes' 540‑home Calusa proposal to March 19 after neighbors demanded more green space and protections for a bird rookery.

City planners proposed a by‑right Small Lot Dwelling code that would allow homes on lots as small as 2,000 square feet across much of Salt Lake City. Council heard the briefing Tuesday and left the draft open for revisions and public input.

Leaders broke ground Thursday on a $129M phased rebuild of Clayton High that keeps students on campus while a new main building is built.