Blackstone supplied roughly $124.6M to refinance Alesio Urban Center in Las Colinas, giving Harbor Group breathing room to finish upgrades and chase higher‑credit renters.

Sotheby’s CEO Philip White told CNBC Manhattan’s luxury market is “undervalued,” saying shifting buyer demand and Sotheby’s mid‑year outlook make parts of the city look like an opportunity.

M2G Ventures completed a 740,000-square-foot overhaul of the former Inwood Design Center, splitting the campus into showroom/industrial and retail zones and capping it with large murals.

Owners want to tear down the 24‑room Pilgrim Inn and build a four‑story Fairfield by Marriott at 165 Housatonic St., triggering conservation and zoning hearings.

HCA has sold a Riverview parcel to Camden Property Trust, transferring land across from St. Joseph’s Hospital‑South to an apartment REIT in a $21M deal. The buyer will need county approvals before any development can begin.

New Albany officials advanced a proposal to pause new data center construction for 12 months while planners study utility, land‑use and environmental impacts. The City Council held a first reading June 18 and scheduled a public meeting June 22.

Le Petit Papillon Montessori’s Normandy Isles campus traded to a for‑profit buyer for $19M after a spring listing. The sale highlights investor interest in school‑anchored sites.

Kimpton Miralina's next renovation phase will add a hotel-within-a-hotel and a noted Japanese restaurant, expanding the resort's dining and private-luxe offerings.

Lime leased roughly 29,000 square feet at 444 Townsend in SoMa to serve as its new San Francisco headquarters as the company prepares for a Nasdaq IPO.

Linc Housing filed plans to replace its Long Beach headquarters with a five‑story, 109‑unit affordable housing project at 3590 Elm Ave backed by $39.8M in county financing. The proposal would include offices and parking and target families earning 30–70% of AMI.

The NYC Board of Education Retirement System signed a 78,000-sf lease at 55 Water Street, consolidating onto the 50th floor and locking in a 30-year presence in FiDi. The move adds to a recent string of large deals at the tower.

Pasadena’s planning panel will consider recommending repeal of two interim ordinances that have barred SB 9 lot splits in the Eaton Fire burn area. The move could reopen ministerial two‑unit and lot‑split approvals if the City Council signs off.

New Land's The Zenith would be a 25‑story, 226‑unit condominium on the gravel lot at 701 E. Kilbourn, marking a rare return of large-scale condo development downtown.