A trust tied to Ashley Ford paid about $15.8M for 244 Nightingale Trail in Palm Beach, a big gain for the Johnsons who listed the North End home at $16M this winter.

Atlantic Residential plans to replace a vacant office parcel in Brookfield’s Bishop’s Woods with roughly 207 apartments and a small public coworking space, with construction slated to start this spring. The rezoning application highlights tree buffers, stormwater measures and a September 2027 occupancy target.

San Jose planners approved a seven‑story, 272‑unit, 100% affordable apartment at 860 West San Carlos; developers have applied for tax credits and bond cap to finance construction.

Publix bought the Fountains of Boynton plaza for $78M, putting the grocer in control of its Boynton Beach supermarket and neighboring retail spaces.

Off-market sales jumped across New York City in 2025, with Brooklyn posting $5.4B and Queens logging nearly 5,400 quiet deals.

TMR Investments bought the 91‑unit VIVE Apartments in Ballard, expanding its local holdings as apartment deal flow cools. The move shows how hands-on buyers are picking smaller assets.

A sprawling logistics campus in Shafter is adding rail, a container depot and training programs that are reshaping the Central Valley economy.

Yitzy Klor’s YK Investments has returned with a $98M deconversion bid at 200 North Dearborn. Owners will vote as financing and past stalled deals linger as concerns.

Seawall has a contract for a Potts & Callahan parcel along the Jones Falls as a task force weighs relocating, keeping or closing the Sisson Street transfer center.

Adam's Way, an inclusive mixed-use project in Doylestown, unveiled concept plans and confirmed land acquisition. Organizers have secured property but still face a roughly $5M private fundraising gap.

A Wake County judge dismissed neighbors’ suit over rezoning at Peace and West, clearing the way for a 27‑story mixed‑use tower near Glenwood‑Brooklyn.

Onyx Partners bought the former You‑Do‑It building at 40 Franklin St. and pledged to preserve the iconic Route 128 neon sign while renovating the site.

Landmark 601 will convert Conroe's 1937 Sam Houston Elementary into 71 affordable apartments, with construction slated for this summer and state tax-credit support.