A Saratoga developer filed plans to replace the shuttered Hick'ry Pit with a seven‑story, 324‑unit building across from The Pruneyard, testing Campbell’s housing goals and local character.

Neighbors in rural Elk Grove say a proposed 499-home 'Summer Villas' development would alter protected farmland, require sewer extensions and reshape the city’s general plan.

Hasbro signed a long‑term lease at The Lot at Formosa in West Hollywood for roughly 31,440 sq ft to house TV, gaming and licensing teams, with occupancy expected in early 2027.

HYM will break ground this year on a 473‑unit apartment tower and a 150‑room hotel at Suffolk Downs, accelerating work around Beachmont Square.

Three Miller siblings say they were cut out of a downtown Holiday Inn sublease and are suing McCombs‑linked companies for more than $5 million and a forced sale.

A 34,400-square-foot Pewaukee flex building at Paul Road sold Tuesday for $3.35M. Recent roof work and stable tenants leave lease-up as the near-term focus.

Bawabeh filed to rezone East Flatbush for a nine‑building, 1.2M‑sq‑ft project that would deliver 972 units and trigger hundreds of mandatory-affordable apartments.

Bowery Properties paid about $65.5M for the 264‑unit Cascades at the Hammocks in West Kendall and assumed roughly $58M in Freddie Mac loans.

A seven‑story, 100% affordable apartment building with 83 income‑restricted units has been filed for 4061 S. Main Street in Historic South‑Central, per city records.

NCR has listed a major portion of its Midtown HQ for sublease while landlord Cousins Properties says it is weighing creative reuse options for the two‑tower campus.

A Chicago real estate firm plans a $61.9M investment to build three industrial buildings at River Ridge, adding 100k–300k sq ft facilities to Jeffersonville’s industrial pipeline.

John Elway’s trust is selling the former Tavern Uptown at 1665 N Pearl after taking it in a 2025 foreclosure. The 14,295‑sq‑ft shell is listed for about $3.68M.

Kolter Urban has broken ground on Elyse Buckhead after more than $60 million in early contracts. The 20‑story, 194‑unit condo will add luxury product to Buckhead.