The New York State Insurance Fund sued 1610 Meadow Lane LLC after a 2023 renovation fall left a worker severely injured, alleging violations of New York's Scaffold Law.

Rogo will expand its Manhattan headquarters and create more than 400 jobs, backed by up to $6.5M in state tax credits and a recent $160M funding round. The move deepens the city’s AI-for-finance cluster.

Sunstone agreed to sell the 821-room Hyatt Regency San Francisco to funds affiliated with Blackstone for $279 million, with closing expected late July or early August 2026.

Homeowners from St. Cloud to Brickell say developers have refused to cede HOA control, leaving them with fees, closed pools and limited records. Lawsuits and agency inspections have pushed the issue into the open.

Bedford Affordable Housing Foundation paid about $87.7M for Almaden Terrace in Willow Glen, securing covenants that keep most of the 262 units rent‑restricted.

HTX Surf's surf lagoon at Generation Park has been pushed to 2028, extending years of schedule changes for the planned Houston destination.

The state’s top court threw out a high‑profile rent‑control ballot question on June 23, saying a religious carve‑out in the measure made it ineligible for the ballot. The decision shifts the fight to the Legislature.

Bulldozers moved in this week to clear the long‑vacant DeGaulle Manor in Algiers as city leaders pledged $3M and promised the blighted parcel would be readied for redevelopment.

Echelon Studios Hollywood topped out Wednesday as crews set the final beam on the new 500,000+ sq ft studio and office campus on Santa Monica Boulevard. Developers say the complex will keep production rooted in Hollywood.

A prime retail corner at 247 Bedford Ave in Williamsburg is reportedly facing debt trouble, prompting lender scrutiny and questions about ownership.

QuikTrip will break ground Friday on a $20M travel center at 1340 May Road, promising a 5,400‑sq‑ft store, QT Kitchen and multiple fuel pumps.

Gov. Jared Polis posted photos after touring The Launchpad in Colorado Springs and highlighted the 50-unit youth supportive-housing project and Proposition 123 backing.

Azimuth Development Group paid about $13M for a 23,000‑sf parking lot at 90‑26 Grand Central Parkway near LaGuardia, a purchase that could clear the way for future infill uses. The site sits minutes from LaGuardia and now belongs to a firm known for affordable‑housing projects.