Sam Page proposed a $14.8M expansion of the Creve Coeur Park Soccer Complex to add turf fields and an administration building to lure bigger tournaments.

CHAI has finished a roughly $14M overhaul of Weinberg House in Pikesville, refreshing 116 senior units and major systems while keeping residents on-site. The project uses HUD RAD financing and layered state and county support.

A narrow 4-3 vote moved a controversial $105 million, 55,000‑sq‑ft data center forward in Charlestown amid packed hearings and conditions. Residents and the mayor raised noise, water and grid concerns.

Keller is refinancing a 13-property Western portfolio with a $718.5M CMBS loan concentrated in Las Vegas and Salt Lake City.

Planners released a draft to let duplexes, townhomes and small multiunit homes into targeted Louisville neighborhoods to broaden choices while limiting scale. Public meetings are scheduled for late July.

New York’s Department of Buildings announced a first‑ever Existing Building Code to simplify renovations and preservation citywide, with the EBC taking effect July 17, 2027.

Advent Allen bought a 2.48‑acre south‑Strip parcel at 4815 S Las Vegas Blvd and says it will build Top Gun Vegas with simulators, retail and a Hard Deck bar.

Healthpeak sold a 49% stake in an 86‑property outpatient portfolio to Brookfield for about $2.1B, raising roughly $1.025B while keeping operational control. The move recycles capital into outpatient and lab real estate.

A planning commission recommendation advances Hoppe Development’s Blue Valley Crest — roughly 139 apartments and townhomes planned at 159th and Metcalf.

Adam America recapitalized units at 409 Eastern Parkway in a roughly $109M transaction that brings GO Residential into a managing role.

Boston Properties is marketing the ground lease for 7 Times Square with a $700M–$750M price range. The listing will be a rare test of demand for trophy Midtown offices.

TDLR filings show Texas Monthly's Austin offices will undergo a $15 million interior renovation beginning in early 2027. The project covers roughly 35,700 square feet at 1801 North Lamar.

A logistics firm plans to occupy the 316,550-square-foot former Guy & O'Neill plant in Fredonia amid growing demand for industrial space tied to data centers. Village documents show a conditional use permit was filed.