Officials pulled a planned Railyards financing vote after filing problems, pausing the redevelopment push and putting the stadium timeline at risk.

A Williamson County family is seeking a builder for a 200-acre Jarrell parcel that could become roughly 749 single-family lots. State filings show MUD and utility plans.

SpaceXAI pledged to renovate four Memphis schools a year ago. So far, two campuses show completed work while the other promised upgrades remain pending.

Amazon is expected to leave a temporary Church Street office as Nashville Yards keeps absorbing more of the company's work. Midtown brokers will be watching who fills the gap.

San Francisco investor Roxborough paid about $130 million for Main Street Cupertino's retail core, a 131,000-sf block of shops and restaurants near Apple Park.

Street-level retail beneath the Palmer House Hilton is being offered at auction, including an 18,693‑sq‑ft flagship and multiple smaller storefronts.

Dick's plans a nearly 99,000-square-foot San Jose store near Oakridge Mall that would replace its Sunrise Plaza location and more than double its local footprint.

2200 Brickell in Miami scored a temporary certificate of occupancy and has begun move‑ins; the five‑story boutique tower is more than 85% sold and features a nearly one‑acre rooftop deck.

A land-use filing would replace Ballard Goodwill at 6400 8th Ave NW with roughly 300 apartments, retail and underground parking. The project is now in SDCI's queue.

Knight Center Apartments in Little River sold for $19M — its first transfer in 31 years — a sign investors are still buying older Miami multifamily buildings.

Soho House will open a Venice Beach house in summer 2027 steps from Abbot Kinney, with a wellness center, movement studio and rooftop terrace. Membership applications are open.

Cannae Partners bought EmeryTech, the 234,016‑square‑foot Emeryville campus, in a Newmark‑arranged deal as East Bay office values continue to recalibrate. The property is about two‑thirds leased and anchored by Premier Nutrition.

Mayor Helena Moreno announced an executive‑order Canal Street Renaissance Initiative to coordinate city agencies and local partners on safety, storefronts and visible repairs. The move bundles years of planning into one city‑led push.