A Morgan Stanley affiliate paid $47.5M for a 417,384‑sf LakeView Corporate Park warehouse, underscoring continued investor demand for Midwest logistics assets.

Planning commissioners recommended approval of a five‑story, 50‑unit condo plan for Carlsbad Village that includes eight deed‑restricted affordable units and height waivers.

April MLS numbers show more closed and pending sales in Pflugerville and Hutto even as prices softened and days on market lengthened.

Redcar handed three Euclid Street creative-office parcels to Bank OZK after a construction loan matured and went past due. The lender flagged a charge-off and is marketing the asset while weighing whether to take title.

Frisco postponed the planned June unveiling of its Fourth Street Plaza after construction and shade‑structure issues. Other downtown pieces are being prioritized and should be usable for World Cup visitors.

Shannon Reserve, a 166‑unit, income‑restricted 55+ community built by Dominium, opens on a long‑idle lot near the old Shannon Mall with a ribbon‑cutting this Friday. Rents start around $1,443 for a two‑bedroom unit.

Avison Young arranged a $30M Webster Bank loan for the Brooklyn Navy Yard's fully leased Green Manufacturing Center, preserving space for local manufacturers.

An investor says Harris Bay misled backers while the Essex Modern City site sat undeveloped; the complaint seeks more than $1 million in damages. The case alleges misrepresentation, governance changes and excessive management fees.

Nearly 500 income‑restricted homes are coming to North Nashville along West Trinity, as two LIHTC‑backed projects move from land closings to construction. City and developer filings show family and senior complexes will be financed with public‑private tools.

Downtown Detroit’s Fort Shelby appears set to reflag from DoubleTree to Embassy Suites after a pending sale, with city permit filings already noting a sign change. The building mixes hotel rooms and upper‑floor residences.

Homeowners and farmers in Grant County say the PUD is condemning land to make way for a new transmission line for Quincy data centers. The utility says upgrades are needed; residents call the offers inadequate.

CBSET is expanding into Waltham with a 110,000‑sqft facility that will triple preclinical capacity and serve as a U.S. hub for foreign biotechs.

Mayor Andre Dickens and Atlanta Housing outlined a roadmap Tuesday to accelerate creation and preservation of 10,000 affordable units using city land and new financing tools.