Developer Brandon Miller is reportedly moving again on his long-idle Nolita site, per The Real Deal, though the record we have doesn't specify what the next step actually is. The Real Deal

Nearly 40 New Jersey towns have now passed local bans on AI data centers, per nj1015.com — one more reason a Garden State data-center job isn't a sure thing until the local board says yes. nj1015.com

NY1 reports a data-center fight brewing about 30 miles north of Manhattan in the Hudson Valley; no operator, site, or megawatt figure is confirmed in what's public yet. ny1.com

CRE Daily says New York City's condo pipeline is set to shrink 11% through 2029 — fewer luxury towers on the books means less finish-trade work chasing that product down the line. credaily.com

T5 Construction, a data-center builder with $1.7 billion in annual revenue, has rebranded as EverOn, per ENR — worth knowing if you're chasing subcontracts on their jobs in this region. enr.com

Bisnow reports New York City's housing production is running behind the city's own goals — a backdrop worth keeping in mind against every private residential filing on this desk. Bisnow