The Textile Building at 295 Fifth Avenue landed roughly $229M in refinancing after a full redevelopment, with a Walker & Dunlop‑arranged bridge loan backed by Rialto and Hines.

City planners signed off on a seven‑story, 68‑unit project near Ventura Boulevard in Encino. Fourteen units will be reserved for very‑low‑income renters.

The 1803 Fund led a walking tour of seven acres in Lower Albina, laying out an early vision that emphasizes reused buildings, cultural space and community-led planning.

UW is set to break ground this fall on a $191M Chemical Sciences Building that will replace the Chemistry Library and add modern labs to central campus. The project is expected to finish in early 2029.

A West End office at 2025 M St. NW that’s in receivership is being marketed to investors as an apartment conversion that could hold roughly 260 units. Listing materials and the city’s conversion incentives are central to the pitch.

HarbourVest has signed a long-term lease for nearly 20,000 square feet at 9 W. 57th, opening its first Manhattan office in a trophy Midtown tower.

Copper Builders has Four09 Queens nearing completion in Myers Park and is planning The Laurel at Eastover, moving more luxury condos into Charlotte’s top neighborhoods.

A Cardinal Health warehouse south of Rickenbacker sold for $49M, another sign of strong investor demand for logistics space around Columbus's freight hub.

The Michigan Legislature extended Public Acts 210 and 255 through 2035, preserving multi‑year abatements that back billions in Detroit development projects.

The 330‑unit Artis Montrose project topped out Monday on the site of Houston’s famed Disco Kroger, moving roof work and interior fit‑outs into focus ahead of a 2027 opening.

Cincinnati brokerage Sibcy Cline has purchased Lawrenceburg’s family‑run Fehrman Realty, keeping the Fehrman name and converting the office into a Sibcy Cline branch.

Floyd Mayweather’s Palm Island estate closed for about $18.5M — a markdown from a $22M transfer in 2024. Brokers say buyers are choosy on turnkey, top‑lot product.

Drury has broken ground on a 180-room, seven-story Drury Plaza near Daytona International Speedway; reservations open for June 1, 2027.