Texas Capital Bank is taking 25,000+ square feet at downtown Austin’s 415 Colorado and plans a 2027 relocation, lifting the tower’s office leasing to roughly half filled.

Construction crews have started work on Citadelle Village, a 10‑story, 96‑unit affordable housing project at 181 NE 82nd St that includes community amenities and HACDC offices.

Stonelake aims to redevelop 5.2 acres at 1700 S. Lamar into apartments and street‑level retail after a 2025 rezoning; neighbors secured setbacks and trash protections.

Peakline is racing to raise $1.3B for a two-track Opportunity Zone fund ahead of OZ 2.0, betting rural incentives will reshape where capital lands. The firm is moving now to align projects with the new map.

Hawthorne Cat paid $8.56 million for a Kalihi industrial parcel from Alexander & Baldwin and will convert it into a secondary rentals and parts hub on Oʻahu.

Consumer Cellular signed a 123,340‑square‑foot lease at 8501 E. Raintree Drive, landing the Phoenix metro's largest office deal so far in 2026.

The Pincus brothers’ Crew hospitality group paid about $4.5M for the Montero Bar building at 73 Atlantic Ave, promising to preserve the Brooklyn Heights dive. The purchase ties the tavern’s future to restaurateurs known for maritime projects.

A 207‑unit Wicker Park apartment complex anchored by a Target has been listed for sale and is being marketed by CBRE. The offering pairs street‑level retail with newer apartments.

Keystone Group purchased the Sheraton on Monument Circle and says it will overhaul and rebrand the downtown hotel. The move follows recent Keystone hotel conversions.

Wood framing is rising at The 101, a five‑story supportive housing project at 101 E. Pacific Coast Highway that will deliver 52 affordable apartments reserved for households at 30% AMI.

An appellate panel affirmed the state law that can permit up to four homes on a single‑family lot and sent charter‑city challenges back to trial courts after SB450’s changes.

Pulte Group paid $3.55M for 99 acres of Nigon family farmland in southwest Rochester and plans a Del Webb 55+ neighborhood, with initial occupancies penciled in for 2027.

Glenview approved a demolition contract for the 56‑acre former Signode campus, budgeting just under $2 million as officials prepare the land for parks, fields and open space.