Garbe and Boston’s Berkeley Investments formed Berkeley Garbe LLC to pursue industrial, multifamily and renewable projects across Greater Boston as some outside buyers step back.

Oakland Roots filed plans to convert their Harbor Bay training campus into an 8,000-seat modular stadium; Alameda planners will review the filing on June 22.

Hays County commissioners voted Tuesday to deny a 340‑acre Hays Commons development agreement after residents and conservationists raised aquifer and wastewater concerns. The decision shifts the fight to state permits and hearings.

More than 100 Moore Station residents pressed developers at a meeting about plans to cover roughly 1,000 acres with about 420,000 solar panels, raising water and safety concerns.

Apple paid about $162.2 million for offices at 684 West Maude Ave in Sunnyvale, continuing its South Bay buying spree. The price is roughly 27% below the building’s 2022 sale.

Albany reauthorized J‑51 for a decade with higher caps and new filing rules. Co‑op and condo boards should check eligibility, fees and project dates now.

Beam Reach proposes an eight‑story, 265‑unit building at 1215 Bordeaux Drive replacing a former Google office and adding a public park. The plan is part of Sunnyvale’s push to convert offices to housing.

Glendale will unveil a nearly $100 million Downtown Campus Reinvestment Project this week, remaking City Hall, the amphitheater and Murphy Park to bring more events and activity downtown.

Supervisors will consider declaring 1127 First St. surplus on June 16, starting a state‑required process that could lead to a $10M sale and downtown redevelopment.

Visible progress at 30-25 Queens Boulevard: a 46-story, 525-foot tower in Long Island City has begun rising above street level and will deliver 561 units and retail.

The City Planning Commission approved the 814‑unit Riverwalk at 12555 Ventura Blvd, granting density bonuses and denying two appeals that challenged the plan.

Ward Centre, a Kakaako shopping hub for more than 40 years, will close by month’s end as developer plans condominium towers and a new park.

Marshfield council authorized staff to negotiate with a Milwaukee developer to convert the city‑owned Weinbrenner factory into affordable apartments. Negotiations and review follow.