The through-line of US development, rates, federal policy, capital flows, and the deals and data that move every market at once.
A stranded federal industrial site becomes the collateral for a $105 billion guarantee, and a preview of how site selection works when power is the asset.
SB Energy's Pike County campus carries 35,000 construction jobs and a financing template GCs should understand before bidding hyperscale work.
A $696M federal grant to Amtrak lets Justin Ishbia's Canal Edge fund a Bridgeport rail hub in exchange for a 47-acre Chicago yard.
No grid interconnection, no wait. Amazon just showed developers the workaround.
Ken Griffin threatened to leave New York over a tax fight, then stayed in as a 60% partner on 350 Park Avenue while Miami's Citadel Tower advances in parallel.
A developer shopping a data center construction loan now has an actual counterparty list, and a vehicle-type breakdown showing where the real money sits.
Goldman Sachs is buying sale-leaseback firm LCN Capital Partners for up to $410M, a bigger counterparty for owners facing 2026-27 debt maturities.
Court testimony puts the once-billion-dollar portfolio underwater, but Miami-Dade records show a Chetrit entity still on the deed at Flow on the River.
The firm bought the Old Post Office ground lease for $375 million in 2022 with $285 million in floating-rate debt, then lost it two years later.
A fully-leased, credit-tenant office tower is headed toward default anyway, and that tells sponsors where the real risk sits.
The Park Hill Owners Association settled a construction-defect suit over its 10-unit Winter Park townhome complex for $26.5M, about $2.65M per unit.
A financing model that skips the 4% credit is the news, not the 102 units.
The read for developers: the 1980s-scale supply wave is being absorbed, and the timing window on distressed deals is starting to close.
The path to owning single-family rentals now runs through the construction loan, not the MLS.
Georgia's PSC pushed its deadline on Georgia Power's 3.2 GW OpenAI contract to Aug. 26, the regulatory step now gating Project Camellia's power.
The largest AI spender just put a price on local consent, and every smaller developer now has to match it or explain why not.
Abbott ordered PUCT and ERCOT to audit every data center in the 474 GW interconnection queue; ERCOT has already suspended its Aug 7 large-load notice.
The country's largest luxury for-sale builder posted a delivery-versus-contract split that reads as demand holding, not breaking, even as margin compressed.
Duke Energy's Q2 2026 call put signed data center power deals at 7.8GW and forward pipeline at 15.4GW, with Florida and Indiana leading.
Siting politics, not power, just killed a campus in the country's densest data-center submarket.
CBRE's own July 29 release confirms the topline. The gap between its narrower 68%-growth infrastructure line and the broader figures its executives cited shows the data-center engine is even hotter than the headline number.
What the capital drought does to mid-size merchant builders: it makes them combine.
The chipmaker plants a flag near Metro Center, part of a tech migration reshaping who leases office space in Washington.
