The Academy of Art University sold a Fisherman’s Wharf building at 2300 Stockton Street for about $18.3M to a buyer tied to Tony Garnicki. The purchaser plans an office‑to‑residential conversion that could add two stories and roughly 70 units.

Simon Property Group plans to fill the former Saks footprint at The Fashion Mall at Keystone with showrooms, restaurants and an office campus; a Reis‑Nichols flagship is due in 2026.

The Fields Studios converted a Marshall Field's warehouse into Chicago’s first purpose-built film and TV campus — nine stages, public grants and promises of local jobs.

OKO Group unveiled designs for LILLI, a 53‑story condo at 717 NE 27th Street in Edgewater. The project would add 117 luxury residences and new wellness‑focused amenities.

Mercedes‑Benz will close its Long Beach R&D campus this year, starting phased moves July 6 that will affect at least 72 jobs. The company is consolidating work in Atlanta.

Commissioners cleared the way for more planning on a proposed indoor sports complex near Sanford, authorizing staff to solicit design and construction services.

Constellation plans a nearly 500,000-square-foot speculative warehouse at 5933 South Freeway in south Fort Worth, with construction targeted for 2026–27.

Highwoods sold the fully leased Bridgestone Tower in downtown Nashville for $255 million, a rare trophy trade amid a choppy office market.

A state court has vacated Cairo’s SEQRA clearance for the Blackhead Mountain redevelopment, pausing a planned luxury resort amid water- and energy-use concerns. Neighbors say the delay gives the town a chance for a fuller review.

11North Partners paid $59.5M for West Town Corners in Altamonte Springs, adding a grocery‑anchored center to its Orlando portfolio amid strong investor demand for necessity‑based retail.

Columbus' median home price rose to $341,700 in Q1 2026 — up 6.2% year‑over‑year — outpacing the national median and squeezing mid‑price buyers.

A Maurice Fatio mansion at 115 Via La Selva led last week’s Palm Beach luxury contracts as buyers signed 26 deals worth roughly $197.7M in asking price.

A MoneyLion analysis, reported by KSDK on May 13, 2026, ranks St. Louis the country's most affordable major housing market — but local wages and neighborhood gaps complicate the picture.