Sotheby’s has sued the seller of 1010 Meadow Lane in Southampton, saying she skipped an $840,000 commission after a roughly $56M sale. The complaint is now pending in New York County.

YWCA Seattle will replace the century‑old Lexington‑Concord with a seven‑story, 83‑unit affordable housing building in Belltown. The $56.5M redevelopment is funded by city and state programs and prioritizes family-sized apartments.

TerraFlow Energy unveiled a 100,000-square-foot headquarters and pilot manufacturing campus in Katy, pairing offices with vanadium flow-battery assembly as it scales. The site will house both TerraFlow operations and a Storion production footprint.

After heavy local pushback the Griffin family withdrew a rezoning for a Lake Norman events venue and says it will retool the site as a lower‑volume, members‑style club. Town records and meeting minutes show the property at 18311 and 18323 Nantz Road.

Mayor Bowser broke ground Monday on Canopy Row at Walter Reed, a 141-home townhome phase the city says will expand homeownership options in Ward 4.

Demolition crews started at Grove Manor as Lake Wales moves to replace aging public housing with 210 affordable units funded by federal tax credits and local support.

Cousins has listed Northpark, a 1.54 million‑square‑foot, three‑tower office campus in Atlanta’s Central Perimeter, with JLL marketing the offering and recent leasing momentum.

State permit data show modest gains in single‑family starts, but builders say high material costs and local zoning still pinch smaller‑lot development.

iHeartMedia has listed its Stone Oak corporate campus for sale. The three‑story, roughly 120,000‑sq‑ft property is being marketed by CBRE and is leased through 2035.

An S&P 500 company bought a 350,400‑square‑foot West Chester industrial building, a sign of continued demand for big‑box space in Greater Cincinnati.

Rock Hill approved sale of roughly 25 acres to Novant Health for a proposed $300M medical campus expected to create about 255 full‑time jobs.

A shortage of new medical buildings and a flurry of hospital‑system deals are tightening Minneapolis–St. Paul’s clinic market and lifting rents for prime medical space.

Nearly half of El Paso homeowners own their homes outright, per a ConsumerAffairs analysis cited by El Paso Times — a national snapshot with local implications.