A 150‑acre Riverhead estate once home to Martha Clara Vineyard is listed for about $20M with vineyards, barns and 89 potential residential lots.

Stockbridge bought the landmark Yorkville Bank building at 1511 Third Ave in a deal Crain's put at almost $50M. The fully leased Upper East Side storefronts are anchored by Gap and Equinox.

HPD will centralize Dismissal Request intake to Brooklyn on July 1, but owners still must mail or hand‑deliver paper forms and payments.

Amy's Kitchen founders Andrew and Rachel Berliner have listed their Bali‑style Stinson Beach home for $16M. The five‑bedroom property sits on about three‑quarters of an acre.

The school board approved a transaction to trade Parcel 7 for new district offices, an auditorium and about 600 parking spaces in a proposed Omni high‑rise.

Freddie Mac’s weekly survey put the 30‑year fixed at 6.49% this week, keeping mortgage costs stubbornly high and tightening affordability for many buyers.

Inver Grove Heights extended its land deal after state funding fell through, slowing the $70M Minnesota Hockey Hall of Fame project. Organizers are now refocusing on private sponsors while due diligence continues.

Washington Capital sued to foreclose on 601W's Tesla‑leased South Loop site, claiming roughly $42.6M owed as the developer wrestles with wider loan defaults.

CD Projekt RED is shifting its Massachusetts hub from Waltham to a larger Watertown office that will include motion‑capture facilities. The move reverses a 2025 Waltham incentive plan and could reshape local hiring and real‑estate demand.

A Spotlight investigation found MassHousing awards went to developers who had recently sold its VP a house, and inspections and contractor statements raise questions about work and invoices.

Plans to Romanesque-ize Christ the King in Milwaukie have split the parish. Preservationists say the redesign will erase Pietro Belluschi’s modern interior.

A 25,000-square-foot retail center is now leasing in RiverTown, with completion slated for 2027 and spaces marketed by NAI Hallmark.

Rialto Capital sued Redcar Properties over a roughly $15 million default on two Chinatown creative‑office buildings, seeking foreclosure and a receiver.