Manor has selected Hunt Real Estate as its P3 partner to build a new City Hall and library that will anchor roughly 82–84 acres of mixed‑use development along U.S. 290. City Council adoption of a strategic roadmap clears the way for design, permitting and construction work to move forward.

Listings for $2M-plus homes have surged across Seattle and the Eastside, shifting the luxury market toward buyers and stretching typical offer timelines.

A trust tied to Ashley Ford paid about $15.8M for 244 Nightingale Trail in Palm Beach, a big gain for the Johnsons who listed the North End home at $16M this winter.

Atlantic Residential plans to replace a vacant office parcel in Brookfield’s Bishop’s Woods with roughly 207 apartments and a small public coworking space, with construction slated to start this spring. The rezoning application highlights tree buffers, stormwater measures and a September 2027 occupancy target.

San Jose planners approved a seven‑story, 272‑unit, 100% affordable apartment at 860 West San Carlos; developers have applied for tax credits and bond cap to finance construction.

Publix bought the Fountains of Boynton plaza for $78M, putting the grocer in control of its Boynton Beach supermarket and neighboring retail spaces.

Off-market sales jumped across New York City in 2025, with Brooklyn posting $5.4B and Queens logging nearly 5,400 quiet deals.

TMR Investments bought the 91‑unit VIVE Apartments in Ballard, expanding its local holdings as apartment deal flow cools. The move shows how hands-on buyers are picking smaller assets.

A sprawling logistics campus in Shafter is adding rail, a container depot and training programs that are reshaping the Central Valley economy.

Yitzy Klor’s YK Investments has returned with a $98M deconversion bid at 200 North Dearborn. Owners will vote as financing and past stalled deals linger as concerns.

Seawall has a contract for a Potts & Callahan parcel along the Jones Falls as a task force weighs relocating, keeping or closing the Sisson Street transfer center.

Adam's Way, an inclusive mixed-use project in Doylestown, unveiled concept plans and confirmed land acquisition. Organizers have secured property but still face a roughly $5M private fundraising gap.

A Wake County judge dismissed neighbors’ suit over rezoning at Peace and West, clearing the way for a 27‑story mixed‑use tower near Glenwood‑Brooklyn.