A New York investment firm foreclosed on several Parkmerced development parcels tied to a construction loan that ballooned to more than $199M, complicating the stalled redevelopment.

Planning staff told council AHI‑linked projects amount to 1,338 dwellings, including about 973 affordable units. Covenant negotiations and enforcement will determine how quickly those homes reach residents.

Brookdale Senior Living paid $23.4M for the 244‑unit Brookdale Galleria community across from Houston’s Galleria and says it will invest in upgrades to lift occupancy. The buy follows Brookdale’s broader effort to streamline its portfolio.

JEA is reviewing utility plans for an 85,000-square-foot Army Reserve training facility and an 8,700-square-foot vehicle shop near Normandy Boulevard and Cecil Airport.

A newly built Pacifica oceanfront estate at 5 Ohlone Drive closed for $18 million, setting a town record and far outpacing the area's typical home prices.

The Lodge at St. Edward has partnered with STROM Group on a roughly $40M plan to convert the hotel's unused pool building into a Nordic thermal spa inside Saint Edward State Park.

A 70,000‑square‑foot Pete’s Fresh Market and mixed‑use plan for the former Stateway Gardens site will go before the Chicago Plan Commission on Aug. 20, 2026.

Elysian Housing and Capstone Equities filed plans for The Green at Warner Center, a 316‑unit, fully affordable apartment project on a 2.7‑acre Woodland Hills site.

The Pecora in Long Island City secured a $105M refinancing to replace construction debt and support lease‑up at the 184‑unit, 26‑story rental tower.

City Council unanimously rezoned roughly 20.4 acres at the former Harding Hospital site, clearing the way for a 248‑unit development that includes workforce units and open space.

U.S. Bank is selling a foreclosed Tribune Tower condo once owned by Sameer Suhail, who faces federal charges tied to a multimillion‑dollar Loretto Hospital scheme.

NewYork‑Presbyterian plans a roughly $63M rework of inpatient space at Columbia’s Milstein Hospital to add medical‑surgical capacity and ease ED crowding.

City approvals for Space Coast Innovation Park’s third phase could add roughly 3.5 million square feet across hundreds of acres near Kennedy Space Center. The move expands Titusville’s industrial footprint and accelerates infrastructure work for heavy‑haul access.