Prosper Property Group and HM Group USA paid $24M for 65 West Broadway and secured $68M to fund a 23-unit condo project with ground-floor retail. The closing ends years of stalled work at the site.

A new ConsumerAffairs ranking places El Paso fourth-most-accessible for buyers under 35, citing lower median prices and heavy use of FHA and VA lending. Local data shows the picture is nuanced.

A proposed ordinance would require landlords to install and maintain working air conditioning in Houston rentals, closing a code loophole as heat-related illness rises.

An Ardent affiliate bought Town Center at Cobb at auction for about $51.8M, capping years of tax troubles, vacancies and a 2025 power shutdown.

RushOrderTees paid $16M for a 100,000‑sf Northeast Philadelphia warehouse to expand local production and fulfillment. The move boosts the Philly firm's capacity.

Former Nautica CEO Harvey Sanders has a buyer under contract for his $22M Continuum South Beach double unit, a five‑bedroom oceanfront residence in South of Fifth.

Construction has begun on a five‑story, 86‑unit affordable building at 11031–11035 W. Aqua Vista St., just north of the L.A. River in Studio City.

TA Realty paid $132M for a fully leased 13‑building industrial park in Woodbridge, underscoring continued investor demand for I‑95 logistics real estate.

A $76 million replacement for Matt Kelly Elementary broke ground Monday in Las Vegas' Historic Westside, with a garden, learning kitchen and community hub planned.

Essex residents say Constellation bought hundreds of acres nearby and the village is now weighing an annexation petition amid data‑center fears.

Boston asking prices ticked down in June to a median of about $825K while the national median existing‑home sale price reached a record $440,600. Local supply gains are easing seller leverage.

Former SMU player Blake Poston’s Cover2 Capital is planning a $100M, 20‑story boutique tower at 5220 McKinney Ave that would add 100 large luxury units to Uptown. The project is in early design and city review.

State Sen. Alexis Calatayud says $50 million in new Hometown Heroes funding opens July 13, expanding up to $35,000 in down‑payment aid for Miami’s frontline workers.