FXCollaborative and Sunlight Development unveiled renderings showing the Emmet Building at 95 Madison will become 65 condominiums with a restored limestone façade and new amenities.

A ConsumerAffairs analysis says San Diegans need about $293,618 a year to afford a typical home — far above the city’s median income and out of reach for many.

RFR added two new tenants and two expansions at 475 Fifth Avenue totaling about 26,581 sq ft, lifting occupancy to roughly 92% at the Bryant Park tower.

SoFi signed a roughly 33,000-square-foot lease at West8 in Seattle’s Denny Triangle, expanding its downtown presence as landlords retool former Amazon-era towers.

The Common Council rejected a developer's plan to convert two large Milwaukee apartment communities to below-market rents, citing market impacts and missing information.

City and state are pitching roughly $10.5 million into a 110‑unit Nubian Square project, the first private use of Boston’s Housing Accelerator Fund to help stalled housing move forward.

Mazaheri Properties and partners closed on University Town Center in Norman for $82.25M, adding a high‑traffic, 416,766‑sq‑ft retail asset to their portfolio.

A longtime Glendale Acapulco will close after 57 years as the city approved demolition for a two‑story self‑service car wash, prompting petitions and an appeal option.

Brooklyn dealmaker Bert "Ike" Dweck is facing seven New York lawsuits alleging missing escrow funds, bounced checks and unpaid loans totaling millions.

Dignity Health will open a 25,330‑sq‑ft outpatient cardiology center at Park Central, bringing new heart specialties and imaging to Midtown Phoenix. The clinic includes exam rooms, nuclear medicine and infusion services.

Rhino USA bought 182 acres in Del Valle to build RhinoWorld — a private testing campus with proving grounds, a prototyping lab and first‑responder training. The company says early testing could begin this year.

One Sunset, a 14‑story development at 4th Ave and 25th St, brings 187 apartments, a 3,500‑sf rooftop deck, about 6,200 sf of retail and 48 permanently affordable homes.

A design‑build firm expanded to occupy the entire Clayton Executive Center I in Richmond Heights, converting roughly 95,000 sq ft of available office space into full occupancy.