The Wells Fargo Center North Tower at 333 S. Grand sold out of foreclosure on Tuesday after months in receivership, underscoring continued pressure on DTLA's office market.

McKinney’s Performing Arts Center will close Feb. 1 for a roughly $10M renovation that aims to restore historic details while upgrading accessibility and systems.

An $87M CMBS loan on Pinnacle II at 3300 W. Olive Ave. was moved to special servicing Dec. 30, 2025, as lenders eye a June 2026 maturity.

The Galatyn, a 20‑story tower near the Katy Trail, opens for tenants in February with rents from $11,500 to $24,000 and a long list of hotel‑style amenities.

Hamilton Point Investments bought Emerson at Wells Branch, a 352‑unit Pflugerville community near Austin, in a deal backed by about a $75M KeyBank acquisition loan.

OHT Partners has broken ground on The Martin, a 375-unit apartment in East Austin with 37 units set aside at 50% AMI and a long list of amenity features. The project is slated for phased delivery through fall 2028.

The Joliet City Council approved Joliet Catholic Academy’s campus expansion in a 6‑3 vote, clearing the way for turf, courts and a future 5,500‑seat stadium amid traffic concerns. Neighbors remain skeptical of game‑night plans.

A rare Lanikai oceanfront compound with over 150 feet of water frontage is asking $31M after a new roof and kitchen remodel.

Mainline North opened this week in Santa Clara, delivering 151 affordable apartments near transit with amenities and automated parking.

Rosemont marks its 70th with plans to overhaul its convention center and debut a new history museum. The projects pair infrastructure upgrades with interactive exhibits and artifacts.

MovingPlace ranked Crandall’s 75114 No. 2 and Dallas’ 75251 No. 10 for moves per capita in December 2025, underscoring continued migration into the DFW suburbs.

Twinsburg is undergoing infrastructure improvements, with construction on Glenwood Drive, Liberty Road, and the Ravenna/Shepard/Richmond/Broadway intersection, causing temporary traffic changes and requiring caution from drivers.

The state awarded $54.5M in CHIP grants to connect 70 projects to water infrastructure, clearing the way for about 4,517 affordable homes across Washington.