A Rogers County judge overturned a zoning denial and cleared PSO to pursue natural‑gas conversions, two turbines and battery storage at the Northeastern (Oologah) plant.

A 40‑unit, seven‑story building at 2301 N. Sepulveda is set to begin demolition in July, bringing 11 affordable units — and extended lane closures for neighbors.

Ponce Bank’s flagship Bronx branch at 2244 Westchester Ave sold for $16.25M in early June, a 1031‑related purchase that underscores demand for net‑leased bank assets near transit.

A Queens Civil Court upheld a $375,000 judgment tied to housing and tenant-harassment claims at 1708 Summerfield St., denying owners' attempts to vacate the settlement.

A six‑story Chelsea arts loft at 548 W. 28th was returned to its lender in a $38M bankruptcy sale, capping months of court filings and a lender push to enforce the sale. The outcome raises questions for galleries and studios inside the building.

Residents at 907 Fifth Avenue have sued their co‑op, alleging forged audit papers and years of opaque accounting after a protracted plumbing dispute. The complaint seeks damages and a retroactive accounting to 2019.

Habitat for Humanity’s NYC chapter is planning 179 HDFC co‑op units across Brooklyn and the Bronx aimed at the city’s ‘missing middle.’

Beach Boys co‑founder Mike Love has listed his long‑time Incline Village compound for $43M — a nearly 20,000‑sq‑ft creative retreat with protected grounds and a reimagined studio.

A city-backed framework led by Councilmember Peter Ortiz will map investment priorities for East San José, targeting underused sites, corridors and funding options.

Dezer Development filed plans for a 600-unit, three-building complex at 1890 NE 146th Street in North Miami that would include a 14-story tower and retail. The proposal seeks units from the city's SDTOD pool and still needs several municipal approvals.

Howell Key, a nearly 10‑acre private island off Summerland Key, is back on the market at $16.9M after a $5M markdown.

Life360 cofounder Chris Hulls has seeded a $15M fund to buy and protect Point Reyes Station’s storefronts and services. The nonprofit says it will hold landmarks for community use and offer lease terms that favor locals.

A rezoning application would let a developer replace industrial lots with a 10‑story, 296‑unit building at Linden Place, including retail and about 25% affordable units.