Le Meridien Dallas by the Galleria was flagged for foreclosure after the loan behind the 258‑room property was listed for sale. Ownership and loan paperwork show a complex recent history.

Local realtors are warning Mayor McCarty’s proposed transfer tax on high-end sales could chill deals and produce less revenue than projected for housing programs. City leaders say thresholds and uses are still being worked out.

USAA filed a roughly $2.1M project to turn temporary partitions into permanent walls and add a dozen offices at its massive San Antonio campus as part of a renovation that began in 2017.

A California investment group told Ruston council it would invest $500M to finish Point Ruston, proposing 125 condos, a private club and a 6.5‑acre park — but liens and receivership complicate the path forward.

A longtime Courtyard in Central Park has stopped taking reservations and staff say the hotel will close; the property sits next to a city-run shelter with recent safety incidents.

Create Healthy is planning a multimillion-dollar renovation to nearly double its Fredericksburg wellness center, adding a bigger pool, indoor track and courts.

A district judge found Clark County illegally collected taxes on the Badlands site; the $8.3M judgment plus fees could push the local bill past $13M. This ruling adds another cost to a long legal saga.

Rising Oaks will turn a former Terrytown golf course into 150 Fortified Gold, midcentury‑inspired homes priced for essential workers and seniors. Early units are complete and the first sale closed just before Christmas.

St. Johns County is experiencing growth and infrastructure improvements, with 61 projects completed in 2025 and 59 more planned for 2026, involving an investment of over $820 million across various sectors.

Hawaii's Shidler Group bought the 762‑bed Wexler on 65th, a student housing complex a block from Sac State. The purchase adds another out‑of‑market investor to the city's student housing stock.

Vineyard Towne Center in Queen Creek has completed construction and is fully leased — a $100M, 260,000‑sq‑ft retail center anchored by Target and Sprouts.

Shelby County suburbs recorded 3,294 home sales in 2025 — unchanged from 2024 — even as median prices rose and mortgage activity picked up.

The former Northside High reopened as an $81M mixed-use hub, housing nonprofits, a food-hall vibe and 42 affordable apartments aimed at anchoring Klondike.