Microsoft broke ground Wednesday on a long‑planned Alviso data center campus, a move city leaders framed around recycled‑water cooling and infrastructure work.

A settlement with the Housing Action Coalition would have Lafayette evaluate rezonings across roughly 130 acres along Mt. Diablo Boulevard and cover roughly $120,000 in attorney fees. The city must consider the changes by year‑end.

Neighbors and officials are pushing Stanford to include affordable workforce housing in its next campus expansion as the university prepares a formal filing this summer.

Sacramento renewed its Prohousing Designation with a top score of 108, giving the city stronger access to state housing incentives and a competitive edge in grant rounds.

A Housing Connect lottery at Waterline Square lists dozens of income‑restricted units — some advertised under $1,000 — inside a luxury complex with a skate park and golf simulator.

Baker Tilly will move its U.S. headquarters from Chicago to New York as it acquires New York firm Anchin, positioning leadership closer to Manhattan clients.

Hospitality-minded coworking operator The Malin signed a 15-year lease for the whole fifth floor at 10 Astor Place in NoHo. The space is due to open in the first quarter of 2027.

University of Utah officials announced plans to build a major health campus at The Point in Draper, placing clinical care, research and training on the former prison site.

The state is preparing to solicit proposals to remake the Lindemann‑Hurley complex into housing, retail and a restored park while preservationists push to keep key Brutalist features.

Douglas Development is marketing 4001 Brandywine St. NW in Tenleytown as a redevelopment site that could expand dramatically if rezoned. The listing spotlights density potential along Wisconsin Avenue.

A five-story Flatiron building at 22 West 23rd Street sold for $15M, a notable markup from its 2023 purchase.

Durango‑based Mountain Capital Partners is buying the Arizona Hideaway Collection from the Allred family, adding Tubac, Sedona and Rancho Mañana to its portfolio. Owners and the buyer say current staff and bookings will be kept in place.

A court‑approved sealed‑bid sale appears to transfer 46 acres of Kennebunkport’s Sandy Pines Campground to a national operator, resolving months of bankruptcy uncertainty.