HCA Pearland plans a $60M expansion that will add 44 beds and expand the ER to address long wait times.

Slate Property Group and Breaking Ground will convert the 31‑story Stewart Hotel near Penn Station into roughly 579 permanently affordable apartments with on‑site health and social services.

Fulton Market's newest towers are keeping vacancy far below the rest of downtown, creating a two‑speed office market that favors amenity‑rich space.

A Richmond bank has offered to buy naming rights to the Raleigh Convention Center in a proposed 15‑year deal that would pay $525,000 a year; a council hearing is set for June 16.

Pulte Home Co. is under contract to buy about 32 acres on 75th Street for $14M to build 94 duplexes called Naperville Ridge, prompting neighbor and conservation concerns.

A 193-room Perimeter Center Hilton traded at a $10M discount to its 2018 price, underscoring a possible repricing in suburban business hotels. YM Hospitality is the reported buyer.

Woodsonia filed updated plans to lift Riverside Landing’s residential total to 178 units beside a planned 128,000‑sf Target; village records show TIF support and a mid‑2026 timeline.

Walton Global bought about 59 acres in Ferris to add roughly 260 single-family lots to its Bluff Springs master plan. The move adds more shovel‑ready inventory for Metroplex builders.

Contractor submissions are in for Columbus' Downtown Entrance Plaza. A shortlist is due June 12 and construction could begin this fall.

LEGACY Supply Chain will occupy roughly 430,881 sq ft at VanTrust’s Air 70 Logistics Park in Greenfield, reinforcing demand along the Mount Comfort I‑70 corridor.

MG Developer closed a $100M construction loan for Alhambra Parc at 33 Alhambra Circle, funding condos, office suites and ground‑floor retail in downtown Coral Gables. The financing moves the boutique project closer to construction.

Olmstead and Vertex paid $108M for 19 West 44th — about a 45% drop from 2017 — and will likely reposition the Midtown office to chase higher rents.

Freddie Mac has put a 20.2‑acre East Riverside parcel — including the 562‑unit Mia Riverside — up for auction. The sale returns rare infill land near downtown to the market amid city code enforcement.