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.

State filings show a 174,578‑sq‑ft Walmart Supercenter is headed for Alvarado, with construction slated to break ground in November 2026 and finish in November 2027.

Merus broke ground on a 190,960‑sf Class‑A warehouse at 4390 Hubner Way in Obetz, joining a wave of logistics projects clustered around Rickenbacker.

Crunch Fitness' franchisee is investing roughly $100M to roll out Crunch 3.0 clubs across the Phoenix metro, starting with Arcadia and promising hundreds of local jobs.

A forum at the Northside Movement Center asked whether St. Louis can pull off a Detroit-style comeback. Leaders said it will take coordinated philanthropy, government action and resident-led planning.

A Florida developer bought 115 acres in Rocky Mount for $4.5M and plans hundreds of homes, apartments and retail.

Salt Lake County’s median single‑family sale climbed to about $645,000 this quarter as some ZIP codes top $1 million and buyers get creative to afford homes.

Turret Equities bought a $19.9M distressed note tied to two Upper East Side condos that have been mired in fraud claims, bank action and a pending pre‑foreclosure.

Northern Builders and Affinius Capital closed a long-term lease for a 1.2M-sf Cherry Hill facility in Joliet, with about 400K sf of convertible freezer-cooler planned.

An 80‑acre stretch in College Point is slated to become about 3,000 homes and nearly 60 acres of parkland under a $3.2B plan that promises union jobs and sparks environmental concerns.

Arizona investors paid north of $14M for the 155,916‑SF food‑processing facility at 27853 Chardon Road, signaling continued demand for turnkey industrial space in Northeast Ohio.