The five‑building Pavilion Apartments near O’Hare sold for $167 million, the largest Chicago‑area apartment trade this year and a signal of investor interest in large commuter rentals.

A developer plans to demolish about 6.7 acres of Centennial’s Festival Shopping Center to build 114 built‑to‑rent townhomes, city records and local reporting show.

A Brooklyn developer paid roughly $19M for the Corlears School building in Chelsea and reportedly plans to demolish the four‑story site as the school refocuses on early childhood.

REI is reassessing its Puget Sound office footprint as the lease on its Issaquah satellite nears expiration, with a June 19 deadline to watch. Brokers say the choice could shift local leasing demand.

Chattanooga College has leased 27,000 sq ft at the Braves' Pennant Park and plans a 2027 Atlanta campus that could grow to about 800 students.

A judge vacated a roughly $15M personal guarantee tied to Eli Karp’s 271 Lenox Road, giving him a fresh shot to challenge appraisals and the foreclosure. New counsel has moved to reopen the defense.

Atlas Real Estate Partners bought The Maddox, a 326‑unit Katy apartment complex from Quarterra. The buyer says it will upgrade the property while large move‑in concessions remain in place.

Chicago-based Bowa Construction bought Maitland's Verity Construction on May 13, 2026, giving the firm an in-market foothold in the Orlando metro and wider Southeast.

Salt Lake City's CRA approved $6.46M to fund two Glendale developments that will use down‑payment pools, shared equity and a community land trust to keep homes affordable. The allocations are part of a pilot to test models that recycle affordability across buyers.

State filings show NRP plans a 20‑acre, $44M apartment complex at 13388 West Hwy 90 on San Antonio’s far West Side.

The Nicklaus family plans to repurpose Lake Worth Golf Club into a private members-only golf, wellness and hospitality destination, raising questions about public access and city approvals.

Aiea-based Elite Discount Furniture paid $12M for a 32,500‑sq‑ft Waipahu warehouse to expand storage and speed up neighbor‑island deliveries.

Hill County commissioners voted 3-2 to pause new data‑center and battery projects for a year while officials study water, power and quality‑of‑life impacts.