A City Controller review found more than a third of Airbnb listings in Philadelphia lacked valid licenses, flagging enforcement gaps and examples of mismatched permits. The report recommends tech and process fixes as the city readies for a busy summer.

WGU cut the ribbon on a nearly 50,000‑sq‑ft Raleigh hub in Crabtree Valley; officials say the East Coast office will bring roughly 300 in‑person jobs over time.

Brecksville council voted to tear down Central Elementary and approved a roughly $683,000 demolition contract, with asbestos abatement and state grant aid shaping next steps.

Edgeworth tops a Zillow-based ranking of Pittsburgh-area towns with a typical home value above $1M. Wexford and Mars follow while many Pittsburgh listings remain far lower.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission will relocate its headquarters from Bethesda Towers to the GAO building in downtown Washington, a move tied to the campus sale and repositioning.

A Manhattan mother says two children were bitten by mice inside their NYCHA apartment and has sued the authority, alleging permanent injuries.

Prospect Street Capital broke ground on a new medical‑office campus near Summerlin Hospital. The first phase is largely presold and construction is slated for July 2026.

Moinian booked four new leases at 60 Madison Ave — two by AI startups taking full floors — adding roughly 70,000 sq ft as Midtown South heats up.

Touhy Plaza, a roughly 244,000‑sf office near O’Hare, was listed for sale as its owner seeks refinancing before a loan matures, brokers and listings show.

The New York State Insurance Fund sued 1610 Meadow Lane LLC after a 2023 renovation fall left a worker severely injured, alleging violations of New York's Scaffold Law.

Rogo will expand its Manhattan headquarters and create more than 400 jobs, backed by up to $6.5M in state tax credits and a recent $160M funding round. The move deepens the city’s AI-for-finance cluster.

Sunstone agreed to sell the 821-room Hyatt Regency San Francisco to funds affiliated with Blackstone for $279 million, with closing expected late July or early August 2026.

Homeowners from St. Cloud to Brickell say developers have refused to cede HOA control, leaving them with fees, closed pools and limited records. Lawsuits and agency inspections have pushed the issue into the open.