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.

Saratoga Springs led Utah in 2025 population growth, adding 4,682 residents while Eagle Mountain and Salt Lake City also posted major gains. New city-level estimates will shape planning for schools, roads and housing.

Howard County’s Gateway master plan sets high‑range targets — up to 8,100 jobs and about 8,400 homes — to remake the Columbia Gateway into an innovation district. Officials point to Tradepoint investment and workforce programs as early building blocks.

D.R. Horton moved its Cincinnati division into a 15,000-sq-ft Mason office after a 40% jump in local closings, expanding space for sales and back-office teams.

Actor Niko Foster has listed his MacDonald Highlands megamansion for $21.9M, a private, film-ready estate with pools, a wine grotto and a wellness wing.

Mayor Karen Bass rolled out L.A.'s first Capital Infrastructure Program, proposing a public‑works director, a steering committee and 29 Olympic legacy projects in her budget blueprint.

Blackstone’s BioMed Realty locked a $765M CMBS refinance on the fully leased Center for Life Science at 3 Blackfan Circle in Longwood. The deal underscores demand for top‑tier lab assets.

A planned apartment conversion of the century‑old Ford Building collapsed, and the 18‑story Detroit landmark is now headed to auction.

Morgan State will convert downtown One Calvert Plaza into roughly 254 student beds under a multi‑year lease as the university races to handle record enrollment. The deal appears in state board paperwork ahead of fall 2026 move‑in plans.

A $1 million federal award announced by the City will go to the URA to help turn vacant downtown offices into affordable housing. Officials gave few immediate details.

Protesters along Kanan Road say state-backed housing plans and CEQA changes could worsen wildfire evacuations after the Woolsey Fire. Locals fear narrow canyon roads will be overwhelmed.