Bleecker Partners bought an 880,000-sf, 28-building industrial portfolio around Houston’s I‑610 loop, expanding the Dallas firm’s Texas infill footprint.

The 313-room Innside New York NoMad traded in a low-$200M Manhattan sale to a buyer tied to Meliá. The move shifts ownership away from the Artimus-linked developer.

Miami may send an $80M plan to revamp Virginia Key marinas to voters this week, reopening a yearslong battle over who controls public waterfront land.

Kolter Urban released renderings and a project site for Fourteen Park at 250 14th St in Midtown and is negotiating nearby townhome purchases to expand the site. The developer lists a Q4 2026 sales launch and roughly 100 residences.

OceanFirst said it will sell about $1.4B of multifamily loans acquired from Flushing, largely NYC rent‑stabilized units, in a move to cut CRE concentration. The bank expects the sales to be completed by the end of the second quarter.

A 36‑story tower opened in Overtown with 616 apartments; roughly 58% are reserved for workforce and affordable households and about 25,000 sq ft of retail was delivered.

Bromwell's Fireplace — founded in 1819 — will relocate its downtown showroom to a historic Sharonville property; the downtown location will stay open through early October.

Walker & Dunlop and Pretium’s joint venture closed a $75.7M bridge loan to refinance a 174‑unit Chelsea building, bridging the property to an anticipated HUD 223(f) takeout. The deal marks the venture’s first closed transaction and aims to preserve affordable units while permanent financing is secured.

Public records show a 337‑acre parcel along Bonds Ranch Road could be converted into single‑family homes with a commercial component near Blue Sky Drive.

Miami‑Dade will consider a $93.8M concession to bring a Chase Sapphire Lounge to Concourse E at MIA, adding a new premium space for travelers.

A Victorian facing Alamo Square Park sold for $9.125M, setting a new neighborhood record after the home was listed at $11 million. The sellers were tied to Stripe co‑founders John and Patrick Collison.

A New York multifamily operator paid $36.1M for two Weatogue apartment complexes, adding about 191 units to its Connecticut portfolio.

A former Trump White House adviser and ex‑Fox contributor bought a Palm Beach mansion for about $17.1M, two blocks from Mar‑a‑Lago.