A burger concept and a med spa signed leases on East 13th Street near Union Square as storefront occupancy climbs and landlords favor food and wellness tenants.

A 334‑unit West Phoenix build‑to‑rent community sold for $112.5M — the highest single‑asset BTR price in Arizona and a sign investors still want new rental product.

An appellate panel lifted a pause on NYCHA’s Fulton and Elliott‑Chelsea redevelopment, letting lease signings and relocations resume. Seniors in Chelsea Addition face the first temporary moves.

Continuum opened sales for The Morgan, an 18‑story, 137‑unit condo at 38 East 35th with club‑style amenities and a sales gallery now open.

A small affordable-housing lottery opened July 16 at The Ohm in West Chelsea — 10 studios and 28 one-bedrooms priced just over $1,000 with utilities included.

A crackdown that sealed more than 1,400 unlicensed cannabis shops has left landlords with padlocked storefronts, seized inventory and looming fines.

A 14‑story mixed‑use building at 335 Bond Street is complete, bringing new rental homes, retail and light‑manufacturing space to Gowanus.

J.P. Morgan Asset Management paid $18M for a fully leased industrial building in Durham, a sign that investor appetite for Triangle warehouse space remains strong.

DHA and Brikwell bought 3.6 acres at 5000 Tower Road to develop Green Valley Vistas, a 156‑unit affordable housing project with family units and an early‑childhood center.

LSU Health has launched a roughly $100M renovation of its School of Dentistry, kicking off construction with a ceremonial wall demolition on the New Orleans campus. The project aims to modernize clinics, classrooms and research spaces.

Beacon Partners sold a Salisbury industrial building leased to Amrep for nearly $16M; the warehouse was part of a build‑to‑suit expansion that added jobs and capacity.

JPI has broken ground on the Bungalows of Torrance — a 525‑unit complex at 22107 S. Vermont Ave. in West Carson — with a small number of units set aside at very low income levels.

Synergy bought the 21‑story tower at 265 Franklin Street for $116M, signaling investor appetite for repositioning downtown office stock amid high vacancy.