Top Gun paid $3.65 million for the 31,680‑sf building at 5216 Renn Road and will open a second Maryland training hub with batting cages and HitTrax tech later this year.

SoLa Impact has started site prep at 4301 S. Vermont for a five-story, 188-unit affordable project using Model/Z modular units and new financing.

Permit filings show Fife’s Emish Market is eyeing two closed Shari’s diners in Tacoma and Federal Way for its first expansion beyond Fife.

Temple University purchased New Barber’s Hall on Oxford Street; the decades‑old jazz club will remain open while the university weighs future uses.

Dr. Violet T. Lewis Village turns the former Lewis College campus into 105 income-restricted apartments for seniors while restoring historic buildings. The $29.3M project aims to ease Detroit's senior housing shortage.

County and developer opened 275 affordable apartments at Milwaukie’s Hillside Park, including 21 supportive homes and a resilience hub to aid residents. This marks Phase 1 of a larger master plan.

A downtown Frederick Marriott secured a $43M clean‑energy loan — a Maryland record — to fund built‑in efficiency upgrades at the 204‑room hotel.

Sources say Apple is close to leasing Arbor Blocks East at 300 Eighth Ave. N., which would expand its South Lake Union footprint next to its Arbor Blocks West offices.

User-driven build-to-suit projects from Boeing, Amazon and Whirlpool have pushed industrial starts in St. Louis to the lowest level in a decade, shrinking the speculative pipeline and shifting vacancy patterns.

Developers unveiled plans for a $3B Motown Sports Village beside Detroit Metro Airport, pitching arenas, an indoor surf park and thousands of hotel rooms. JLL will market financing while Romulus readies reviews.

Developers propose rebuilding storm‑damaged Blind Pass Marina with fewer slips and a large open‑air restaurant and live music on the St. Pete Beach waterfront.

Albany negotiators have proposed a levy on NYC homes bought with cash for $1M or more as part of FY2027 budget talks, a surprise revenue idea still under negotiation.

A Fort Lauderdale café owner is suing Kimco Realty for $9 million, saying demolition at Cypress Creek Station ruined her business and damaged equipment. The suit alleges crews began gutting the plaza days after the shop opened.