Real Capital Solutions bought the 36‑story 101 Marietta tower in downtown Atlanta, a notable vote of confidence for value‑add office investment. The deal follows a marketing campaign and loan pressure at the property.

KeyBank has assembled a $56M financing package for Clover Glen II, a new 96‑unit affordable senior housing project in Galloway that pairs LIHTC equity with loans and bonds.

A nearly 14,000‑sq‑ft Hillsborough estate at 455 Pinehill Road lists for about $39.9M with a 10‑hole putting green and a 1,600‑bottle wine cellar. The listing is aimed at tech founders and young VCs.

An interactive state database maps new home counts by city; state data lists about 34,500 new homes in 2025 and will be updated twice a year toward the 222,000 goal.

Wynn chairman Phil Satre told the Economic Club that mega‑venues and new sports facilities will keep Las Vegas drawing visitors year‑round.

California HCD pledged $35.9M to support The Bridge at West Gateway, a 60-unit affordable housing project in West Sacramento that includes six units for families experiencing chronic homelessness.

Landmark Properties has broken ground on The Standard at Kennesaw, a 656‑bed student housing project minutes from Kennesaw State as enrollment climbs.

Sean Roberts is leading a $20M plan to convert Riverside Terrace mansions into hotels, restaurants and cultural spaces — but neighbors want more say.

A New Berlin developer has pitched a $10 million Piggly Wiggly and childcare center for Whitewater's seven‑acre Bluff Road parcel.

A Portland Business Journal ranking lists the 79 ZIP codes that logged the most home sales in 2025, revealing pockets that stayed active even as the metro cooled.

Fifteen firms — national franchises and local independents — reported more than $9.3 billion in San Antonio home sales in 2025, per Business Journal data.

Realty Income paid $18.9 million for the Fairlawn Lowe’s at 186 N. Cleveland‑Massillon Road, a 129,308‑sf, fully leased store. The deal adds another net‑leased asset to the REIT’s portfolio.

HomesUSA's May report shows San Antonio new-home closings rose even as average new-home prices dipped and selling times shortened.