Prime Residential paid about $51.3 million for the 132‑unit Palm Court Apartments in Miracle Mile, expanding its Los Angeles portfolio near the new Wilshire/Fairfax subway stop.

After nearly two decades, Lakeland’s 114‑acre Arcadia housing project has updated plans and developers preparing to resume site work near Highway 70.

Longtime Hotel Chelsea resident Gerald DeCock says he refuses a buyout after owners moved to evict him. The dispute highlights ongoing fights over the landmark's future.

CIM Group bought the 166-unit Domain WeHo at 7141 Santa Monica Blvd.; the seven-story building includes 33 income-restricted units and ground-floor retail.

An all‑cash sale will convert Ocean Park Plaza into a co‑educational school campus, removing roughly 73,000 sq ft from Santa Monica’s office inventory.

Realterm paid $10.275M for a one‑acre Hunts Point lot at 935 Garrison Ave; brokers say FRESH‑eligibility, highway access and redevelopment upside drove competitive interest.

Goldman Sachs and R2 Cos. sold Studio 15 in downtown Minneapolis, the 131,000‑sq‑ft building known for a Bob Dylan mural. The property was about 65% leased and reportedly sold below the 2014 purchase price.

Shorenstein bought 550 Allerton in downtown Redwood City — a law‑firm‑anchored Class A office that signals renewed investor appetite for premium Peninsula assets.

Azalea, a 257-acre master-planned village by Maple Development, has opened west of Katy in Pattison with model homes and builders offering plans from the mid‑$200s.

Quality Companies will invest more than $7 million to open a Jeanerette plant and expand Youngsville fabrication, a project expected to create 125 direct jobs and 348 positions regionwide.

Meta Platforms will cut more than 1,000 New York City jobs, with over 400 roles at the Farley Building above Moynihan Train Hall.

Developers broke ground on Alida Residences beside Brightline, a transit‑adjacent project that will add rentals, a Marriott Tribute hotel and a rooftop pool to downtown West Palm. Construction is expected to finish in 2028.

Hanover is demolishing a vacant Duluth office at 1855 Satellite Blvd to build Hanover Sugarloaf — a roughly 300‑unit apartment complex near the Gas South entertainment district.