A Beverly Hills house at 917 Oxford Way led 28 L.A. County luxury contracts last week while combined asking volume fell about 26% from a year earlier.

Driftwood Capital has opened Element San Diego Mission Valley, a 148‑room Element by Marriott with kitchen suites, a gym and flexible meeting space across the Marriott campus.

Reotemp will occupy 75,119 sq ft at 10225 Willow Creek Rd in Scripps Ranch under a 12-year lease, consolidating its San Diego operations.

Distribution 2000 has taken the full 453,568‑sqft Windham Industrial Center VI in Romeoville, signaling ongoing appetite for big‑box logistics near Chicago. The deal pairs a food‑grade 3PL with a modern, fully docked facility in the I‑55 corridor.

Camellia Village will open June 18 at the former Travelodge on 16th Street, converting motel rooms into permanent supportive housing backed by Anthem Blue Cross.

New analysis flags Nashville and Greenville as markets where surging prices and thin inventories could put homeownership out of reach for workers by 2028.

A reimagined Mauna Kea estate with a waterslide pool and ocean views is listed for $17.5M, pitched as a private mini‑resort in the Fairways North enclave.

Plaza West, a 94,949‑square‑foot retail center at 13670 E. Alameda Ave. in Aurora, has been sold to Rio Capital Investments; Pinnacle’s Justin Krieger represented the seller.

Manhattan median market-rate rent climbed to $5,125 in May as vacancies tightened to about 1.57 percent; Brooklyn also set a record at $4,347.

Fort Lauderdale may approve a small, pay‑for‑performance job incentive to attract a Philadelphia-based medical device firm's Southeast regional HQ. Broward County has a related incentive on its agenda.

Newmark placed $280M to finance a 14-property Long Island portfolio as owners push conversions to medical office across Lake Success, Jericho and Melville.

Cadent signed more than 50,000 sq ft at 2 Park Avenue as Haddad Brands repositions the Midtown South tower amid rising Manhattan leasing activity.

Eaton’s Menomonee Falls R&D campus at Woodland Prime sold to a Michigan investor for $24.9M, moving a major suburban corporate property into private ownership.