Delshah Capital paid $85.3M for two mixed‑use buildings on Grand Street in Williamsburg, adding market‑rate units, retail and parking to its Brooklyn portfolio.

Neighbors clashed with city leaders over AVAIO’s Perseus data center plan at the former Delta View Golf Course, raising water, noise and traffic concerns.

SEPTA has issued an RFI to redevelop a 1.4-acre lot beside Germantown Station into mixed-use housing, retail and green space with an affordability focus. The authority hopes to pick a partner by year’s end.

Developers are pausing apartment starts in Henry County as vacancies rise and financing tightens, pushing multifamily starts toward a seven‑year low.

Nuage Designs will expand at Eastview Commerce Center to roughly 104,000 square feet, consolidating warehousing and tabletop inventory after a recent acquisition.

Waukesha State Bank bought a 78,065‑sq‑ft Pewaukee office to centralize staff and support commercial growth. The bank says tenants will be accommodated during phased moves.

Akron proposes changes to zoning to allow duplexes, triplexes and ADUs while cutting lot-size barriers. The city has launched a StoryMap and is asking residents for feedback.

Aurora is weighing a rental registration and landlord licensing plan to make it easier to reach negligent owners and improve enforcement.

La Bahia Hotel & Spa secured a $115 million refinancing, a major vote of confidence for the long-planned Santa Cruz beachfront resort.

County filings obtained by local reporters show a Rocket Travel Center and a rebuilt Burger King planned at the Villa Ridge I‑44 exit, on ground hit by a March 2025 tornado. Bidding is already open for the truck‑stop build.

A three‑building Dunwoody office campus sold for $27.15M, capping years of stalled redevelopment plans and raising questions about the site's future.

A longtime Nostrand Avenue grocery site is now The Arcadian — a 328‑unit building with 99 designated affordable apartments and a promised supermarket. The project blends new housing, retail and community amenities.

A WRRB brief and state guidance put Worcester County on a tight timeline to prioritize which neighborhoods could win Opportunity Zone tax breaks when the new map takes effect in January 2027.