EVO Entertainment has broken ground on an 82,000‑sq‑ft venue at The Village at Gateway in Forney, bringing theaters, bowling and a massive arcade to the east‑Dallas suburbs. The center is due to open in fall 2026.

Turnbridge filed preliminary plans for a $70M, 450-unit mixed-use project near Q2 Stadium, proposing a six-story building with ground-floor retail.

Henley & Partners puts Dallas among the world’s top millionaire hubs; corporate relocations and housing gaps are reshaping neighborhoods and markets.

John Southard, co‑founder of Innovator Capital Management, paid $55M for a Port Royal waterfront estate days after Goldman announced a roughly $2B acquisition. The Cutlass Lane home closed at about 92% of its $60M ask.

City Council adopted a College Area update that creates room for about 18,000 homes near SDSU, setting a decades‑long blueprint for growth and sparking fights over parks and public safety.

Suburban Chicago ended 2025 with vacancy near 33%, as tenants shed space and owners weigh demolition, conversions and new buyers to repurpose oversized campuses.

A 26,260-square-foot Pacific Heights estate at 3199 Jackson Street is listed for $32 million with a full-size indoor basketball court, golf simulator and parking for about 20 cars.

EQT paid $104.5M for Commerce @ 303, a 663,000‑SF Class A warehouse in Glendale, and plans a new speculative building on an adjacent 32.6‑acre pad.

NYC law mandates landlords provide AC units upon tenant request, with full enforcement by 2030, aiming to reduce heat-related deaths. Costs may be passed to tenants.

The Griffith Building's $19.5M rehab has reopened as a civic hub with a free City Arts Center, visitors center and the Round Rock Chamber on Main Street.

State filings show a roughly $16.5M, 241,000‑sq‑ft retail cluster called Gabriel's Horn is planned near Ronald Reagan Boulevard in fast‑growing Leander.

DekaBank says Blackstone let leaks rot Seattle’s Exchange Building, citing roughly $17.2M in immediate repairs and $13.1M in reserves in a lawsuit filed this month.

AI‑era fortunes from the Bay Area are driving all‑cash purchases of second homes across Napa, Monterey and the Central Coast.