Shorenstein acquired the fully leased Tennyson office campus in Plano’s Legacy Business Park, a roughly 274K‑sf two‑building property appraised around $70.6M.

St. Thomas broke ground on a five‑story, $45M residence hall at 1302 Sul Ross that will add about 400 beds and double campus housing capacity. The building is part of a larger campus campaign.

A $64M two‑site development in Bragtown will deliver 198 affordable apartments targeted to households at or below 70% AMI, with early relocations from Oxford Manor.

Hunington filed plans for a 348‑unit, 444,607‑sq‑ft apartment at 3700 Jordan Ranch Blvd, marking one of the largest multifamily plays inside Jordan Ranch.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani named Celeste Ramirez to run New York City’s school‑building work, consolidating oversight of new construction, repairs and early‑education buildouts.

Realty Income paid $5.5M for a Goldsboro Wawa site as the chain expands across eastern North Carolina; local permits and DOT roadwork are already in place.

A 10th-floor Faena House residence on Collins Avenue sold for $20M, producing a roughly $4,200-per-square-foot comp for the oceanfront tower.

The Business Journals names three Greater Baltimore ZIPs among the nation's hottest luxury markets as local data show high‑end listings holding pricing power. The finding highlights a split market where volume has softened but marquee properties still perform.

Two 11‑story towers will replace the Brooklyn Gardens nursing‑home parking lot and add 297 apartments to Fulton Street, including dozens of income‑restricted units.

A 16,000-square-foot Preston Hollow estate at 9520 Hathaway sold on June 2, ending a foreclosure threat after years of price cuts and a linked bankruptcy filing.

A private buyer paid $17.82M in cash for two under‑construction 7‑Eleven pads in the Phoenix area; Vequity sold the properties as they near completion.

Alliant Systems opened a renovated headquarters in Goose Hollow after outgrowing its Pearl District office. The move keeps the mechanical contractor in Portland’s downtown core.

Owner Charles Hanson has sued his landlord, alleging federal trademark filings and a plan to reopen a copycat under the 169 Bar name. The suit asks a judge to block any transfer of the brand while the case proceeds.