Broadstone added a roughly $40M, 60,000‑sq‑ft Tesla sales and service build‑to‑suit to its Las Vegas pipeline; rent is expected to begin in Q4 2027.

St. Thomas University invited developers to rework roughly 28 acres of its Miami Gardens campus into mixed-use housing, hospitality and retail under a formal solicitation. Advisers say the site sits in an Opportunity Zone.

Minor Hotels will convert the landmark Lambs Club building at 130 W 44th into The Wolseley Hotel New York, opening early 2027 with London’s Wolseley restaurant as its culinary anchor. The 76-room hotel will include a cellar speakeasy and a wellness center.

Stage Nine’s owner is redeveloping the Paperworks building in Old Sacramento into a mix of art space, bookstore, boutique and a second‑floor exhibit venue.

Fremont approved Sterling Organization's plan to convert the 11‑acre former Fry’s at 43800 Osgood Road into roughly 144,000 sq ft of industrial space. The move reflects surging demand for power‑ready Bay Area manufacturing sites.

Mayor Michelle Wu and partners cut the ribbon on the final phase of the Anne M. Lynch Homes at Old Colony, marking completion of a long redevelopment that delivers 887 affordable units and new community space in South Boston.

Prada’s four‑story Oak Street flagship at 30 E. Oak St. is being marketed for sale, putting a high‑profile Gold Coast storefront on the block.

Nashville investor Josh Joseph is under contract to buy the former Hard Rock Cafe at 63 W. Ontario in River North, according to CoStar. The landmark closed in March 2025 and its future use is not yet public.

A handful of surprising bargains showed up around the week of May 4 in the Santa Clara market, including a six‑bedroom Sunnyvale closing at $2.825M and several turn‑key homes that sold below neighborhood norms.

Castle & Cooke is pivoting from greenfield suburbs to urban infill, targeting its Iwilei cannery land for mixed‑use development.

A local developer paid $1.925M for the long‑empty Lowell Superior Courthouse in a rapid auction; the sale is tied to the state’s push to turn surplus land into housing.

Bechtel will lead construction of the first phase at Micron’s $100B White Pine Commerce Park megafab, and crews are mobilizing immediately as the project moves from prep to build.

Vida Companies is planning Carrena, a roughly 289-unit apartment community near the Mall of Georgia in Buford; construction financing has closed and first units are expected in fall 2027.