Ebenezer is planning an 82-unit Estoria cooperative at 2285 Arboretum Blvd in Victoria, offering buy-in ownership for 62+ and amenities like a golf simulator.

A Manhattan condo board has sued a longtime resident and former SNL band member, asking a judge to force the sale of his unit after an alleged rampage that left neighbors afraid. The filing seeks a permanent injunction and damages.

City staff forwarded a $16M plan to renovate Union Station at Scissortail Park, with work possible this fall pending council approval. The project would convert the depot into event space and offices.

Bertrand Goldberg’s River City, the 449‑unit South Loop complex at 800 S. Wells, has been relisted for sale and is being marketed to investors.

Foreclosure filings in the Charlotte metro jumped 67% in April 2026, outpacing national increases and raising fresh concerns for homeowners and neighborhoods.

Tampa developer American Landmark says the long-stalled Brandon Town Center apartment project is nearing completion, with tenant move-ins expected in September.

Rockpoint acquired the 97‑unit Wilshire Margot in Westwood and plans a value‑add reposition amid tight West LA supply and growing conversion activity.

Placer County has bought two Rocklin office buildings and plans a West Placer sheriff's station, a forensic lab and a county service center, with phased openings due this summer.

Windsor Hospitality Group filed Chapter 11 for the Holiday Inn Windsor–Wine Country; the court allowed cash to keep the hotel open while a July hearing plays out.

Bridge Housing bought the 108‑unit Latitude Apartments in Everett for about $25M and will convert the complex to long‑term affordable housing with support from Amazon's housing fund.

The team behind Michelin-starred Beckon has asked the DDDA for help opening a new 16th Street restaurant, part of the authority’s plan to revive the Pavilions corridor.

Dozens of full‑time workers at the Graduate Palo Alto say they were laid off in April and later rehired as lower‑paid contractors, sparking protests and city comments.

Four aging office buildings near Ben White and Banister could be replaced by shops, restaurants and 200+ apartments under a newly mapped zoning plan. The move reflects wider pressure on older office properties.