A federal board has flagged the Paul D. Wellstone Federal Building in downtown Minneapolis for sale; independent analysis says the landmark has drawn buyer interest.

Quality Services for the Autism Community signed a 25,000-square-foot lease at 1200 Zerega Ave in the Bronx to expand classrooms and outdoor programming.

Knightbridge Capital bought a two-building Meridian office package in Douglas County for a steep discount, adding roughly 175,000 square feet to its local holdings.

Snowflake filed plans to add three floors to Block 6 in Bellevue's Spring District, expanding its Eastside office footprint. The move follows earlier tenant build‑outs in the tower.

City Council moved Housing Trust Fund money to top up the state’s $10,000 Fortify Homes grant, targeting low- and median-income homeowners who need extra funds to finish FORTIFIED roof upgrades.

TriStar won an appeal that clears the way for an $18M freestanding ER in Lebanon after a state denial last year. The project would add an 11‑room, trauma‑capable ER near Willard Hagan Drive.

Redmond paid about $38.5 million for a 9.1‑acre parcel to build a modern Maintenance and Operations Center, with design starting this year and construction targeted for 2028.

YouTube investor Ben Mallah bought the Daytona Beach Tesla dealership property at 1221 N Williamson Blvd; the sale was announced June 25, 2026 and the price was not disclosed.

A proposed Cielo Digital data center in Haines City is paused after officials said the city lacks the water capacity to supply it. State sign‑off on a permit modification is required.

A Robbins homeowner is fighting eviction after a private tax buyer moved to take her deed; a judge granted a 30‑day stay as courts and lawmakers push reforms.

Mayor Jane Castor joined the ribbon cutting for Aqua at Westshore Yacht Club, marking the opening of a 77-unit luxury tower with marina and rooftop amenities.

A foreclosure complaint targets Park Ridge International’s Midtown HQ at 40 West 37th Street, court papers show. The filing adds to mounting distress in Manhattan’s office debt market.

HCD conditionally allocated $28.5M to 68 federally recognized tribes for homelessness prevention and tribal housing; the Kashia Windsor project is among those drawing state backing.