A rare, public sell‑off tied to Sergey Brin's family office highlights how rising costs and rent‑stabilization rules are squeezing New York landlords.

Developers are racing to build logistics campuses in Wilson County, which now accounts for a disproportionate share of Nashville’s industrial pipeline.

Prologis plans two speculative warehouses in Glendale Heights and will invest about $100M, adding roughly 454,000 square feet to the Chicago industrial pipeline.

Designs for the Top of Pearl mixed‑use project at 1301 S. Pearl have expanded, adding nearly 8,000 sq ft for offices, restaurants and apartments at the neighborhood gateway.

Seventy‑eight investors say about $39M evaporated after an EB‑5 loan tied to Point Ruston collapsed, and they say the project left many with delayed green‑card timelines. They’ve filed a federal suit in Tacoma seeking repayment and damages.

Columbus State is adding a $66.5 million OhioHealth Hall, a new tech hub and campus renovations downtown to expand hands-on training and local job pipelines. These projects pair bond funding with public and private support.

City leaders announced an $8.5M Affordable Housing Preservation Fund seeded with developer fees to give the housing commission cash to buy and protect at-risk rental homes.

Longtime Midtown investor Thomas Roth has bought the two‑story office at 2431 Capitol Ave. The 3,400‑sf corner building had been marketed earlier this year.

Pederson Group plans a Safeway-anchored, roughly 114,000-square-foot Festival Ranch Marketplace in far-north Buckeye to serve the growing Festival Ranch community.

Liberty Commons will add 58 permanently affordable condos to Columbia City, offering homes for households earning under 80% of area median income. Habitat says the units are priced far below market to lock in long-term ownership.

Dallas-based HKS has cut dozens of jobs and closed a U.S. studio as higher rates and tighter lending slow new real-estate work. The move follows broader CRE stress.

A developer pitched a data center at Calistoga’s 70‑acre fairgrounds. Residents packed a meeting to blast the idea.

Court complaints filed in Queens link Rajmattie Persaud to roughly $36M in loans backing 262 apartments, most rent‑stabilized, amid a new rent freeze and past bankruptcy.