Sares Regis bought the stalled 405 Alberto Way parcel in Los Gatos for under $11.8M; town files show a 78‑unit plan that could be revived under the new ownership.

Portland’s bond manager Procedeo has hired two former school board members as consultants, renewing questions about oversight as multimillion‑dollar school modernizations ramp up. Community advocates and some board members say the move undercuts local staffing at a fragile moment for the bond program.

The Shumaker, a century‑old Essex factory at 219 N. Columbus St., has reopened after a $24M conversion into 60 apartments, short‑term rentals and ground‑floor commercial space. Leasing is now rolling out this spring.

A regional youth soccer group says warehouses have boxed in its St. Charles fields and is weighing a sale that could reshape where kids play. Community groups are already organizing.

Renderings show Nobu Residences at 619 Brickell — a branded bayfront tower with wellness suites, multiple Nobu dining venues and nearly 300 luxury homes.

Franklin leaders balked at a developer's plan to put a 120‑room hotel on the historic Riverview estate, citing scale and preservation concerns. Another neighborhood meeting is set for May 7.

A new Zumper report moved Atlanta to the 25th priciest U.S. rental market, with one‑bedrooms averaging $1,620 — a touch above the national median. Neighborhood gaps remain wide.

Fort Partners closed two Seaway at the Surf Club North units in Surfside for about $104M, including a $64.5M penthouse. The sales add to a run of trophy closings reshaping comps on Collins Avenue.

Simon paid $144.8M for Phillips Place in SouthPark and says it will "elevate" the 134,000 sq ft retail village with new dining and shops.

Tenant losses and weaker cash flow have pushed the loan behind 191 Peachtree Tower onto credit watchlists and prompted a CMBS downgrade as the note nears a November 2026 maturity.

Greater Boston buyers are favoring smaller mortgages and monthly predictability as data and agents show housing costs remain among the highest in the nation.

Coreforce will move its HQ to Uptown Atlanta, taking 32,945 sq ft and occupying a full 10th floor at Rubenstein’s rebranded Lindbergh complex.

Supply shocks — from the pandemic to tariffs and fuel spikes — are driving tenants and investors toward modern, well‑connected warehouses that can keep goods moving.