More than 50 buyers across 22 states say they paid thousands for log-cabin kits from a Charlotte-area company that dissolved; lawyers warn repayments will be minimal.

A 28‑story, 497‑unit tower is rising at 6208 Eighth Avenue in Sunset Park with 100,000 sq ft of retail and $210M in construction financing. The multistory podium is already taking shape above the N‑line stop.

An EB‑5 investor accuses Gary Barnett of diverting funds from 555 Tenth Ave into Midtown hotel projects and left millions missing. The complaint seeks class status and roughly $560,000 per investor.

London ranks No.2 globally for office fit‑outs as AI, MEP and skilled‑labour pressures push refurbishment bills higher. Occupiers and landlords are rethinking budgets and timelines.

Cambia has been identified as the tenant taking about 90,000 square feet at Terminal 1 on the Vancouver waterfront, a major win for the Port's redevelopment. The company already has a Vancouver office and a large Portland‑area workforce.

Brookfield Properties paid $90.3M for a 120,000‑SF Equinix‑leased data center at 255 Caspian Drive as AI demand drives investor interest and grid planning concerns.

King County paid roughly $36.2M to buy the Totem Lake office that houses the region’s first 24/7 walk‑in mental‑health crisis center. The move secures the clinic as the county builds a network of levy‑funded centers.

TriBridge Residential paid roughly $30 million for the 183‑unit Collier Trailside on Atlanta’s Upper Westside. The buy brings the property into a locally based manager’s portfolio as the neighborhood keeps growing.

Steris will spend roughly $60 million to build a new sterility assurance plant in Mentor, Ohio, consolidating U.S. production with the facility expected by late 2027.

A half‑acre Fulton Market assemblage at 415-417 N Sangamon is back on the market after a stalled office deal and settlement. Brokers say entitlements could speed a residential pivot.

Industrial Realty Group agreed to buy Elyria’s Midway Mall for $15.8M and plans mixed retail and commercial reuse. Officials say closing could take a few months.

Akron and Waste Management struck a deal to move operations off Fountain Street, fund neighborhood projects and build a new transfer center on East Archwood.

Supercharged Entertainment plans a 125,000-square-foot indoor center at Polaris, adding multi-level karting, arcade games and dining to the north-side retail mix.