Alquist 3D won a $1.6M state grant to open a robotics and R&D hub at Newlab in Detroit, promising new jobs and training tied to 3D construction.

Demolition is nearly finished at the former Motorola campus and public filings suggest a major chipmaker could take space at Baker Development's AZUL Campus. The project remains subject to long-term Superfund cleanup and city approvals.

Harbor Associates and Farallon paid $81M for the 280,000‑sf Yorba Linda Commerce Center, a nearly fully leased small‑bay industrial park with 10 buildings and 83 units. The off‑market sale was financed with a roughly $56.3M loan.

A 119‑unit Ocean Parkway building in Midwood sold for about $23.5M, city filings show. Records list an LLC tied to investor David Brecher as the buyer.

A developer has filed plans for roughly 145 apartments at Sunnyside's former Jehovah’s Witnesses assembly hall. Community Board 2 is weighing zoning and cultural-space questions.

Tishman Speyer has sent the $450M loan on International Square to a special servicer ahead of its August maturity, highlighting refinancing strain in D.C.’s office market. The move follows years of slipping cash flow at the three‑tower complex.

AvantStay will manage short-term rentals at Nexo Residences, a 254-unit condo in North Miami Beach opening Q3 2026, promising hotel-style management and tech-forward amenities.

A $12.6M permit clears the way for a nearly 199,000‑sq‑ft Class A warehouse at 11096 Cabot Commerce Circle on Jacksonville's Northside. The project joins other logistics builds near I‑295 and the port.

Clarion Partners is marketing a 31,078‑square‑foot Midtown Nashville office at 2300 Charlotte Ave; the asking price is undisclosed.

State bills would add a 4% excise on short‑term rentals and deposit proceeds into a Community Land Trust Fund to buy and preserve permanently affordable homes. The measures shift collection toward platforms and could start Jan. 1, 2027.

Gov. Josh Stein signed Executive Order No. 36 directing state agencies to coordinate to boost housing supply, cut red tape and expand access to affordable homes across North Carolina.

The Crossings at White Marsh in Perry Hall sold for $67.1M in an April transfer to Rose Valley Capital. The deal marks another suburban multifamily trade in Baltimore County.

Clark County broke ground Monday on a $93M replacement for its aging 1983 fire training center, adding a burn tower, training building and new Station 88.