Vanguard will vacate about 88,000 square feet at 45 Liberty Blvd in Malvern, creating a sizable vacancy at the Great Valley office campus.

Greystar delivered Archer Eastfield Station, a 402‑unit North Charlotte complex pitched at renters near 80% AMI; leasing is underway and amenities include co‑working pods and EV chargers.

The City-County Council approved PILOT tax deals to convert vacant lots into nearly 270 affordable apartments across the Old Southside and West Indianapolis neighborhoods. The moves pair local incentives with federal credits to make the projects work.

A City Hall open house starts at 5:30 p.m.; the Planning & Development Committee will present draft ADU zoning language and hold a public Q&A at 6 p.m. tonight.

Neu Tool & Supply's Springdale Road headquarters sold for $8.45 million, covering roughly 7.2 acres. The deal highlights steady demand for owner‑user industrial properties in Waukesha County.

An $84M rebuild of the Clement Kern site will add 188 apartments to Corktown, with about 150 units set aside for lower‑income tenants and rents from $600. Former residents get priority to return.

A privately funded performance center in Brockton will give Boston Legacy a year‑round base and fields for local teams while helping the club recruit top NWSL players.

Tioga’s 1600 block of West Venango will get 22 Turn The Key homes built on city lots, with subsidies designed to cut monthly costs for working buyers.

A 142,700‑sqft North San Jose property at 350 E. Plumeria — long home to Netgear — sold Monday for about $33 million. The lab‑ready mix drew investor interest.

Museum Parc at 300 3rd Street sold to DPI Retail for about $19.25M after staying fully leased through the pandemic.

Juicebox has taken new SoMa offices at 77 Federal St after an $80M Series B, nearly doubling its San Francisco footprint and stepping up local hiring.

Plans filed Monday seek to bring a grocery‑anchored shopping center and drive‑thru pads to Northlake, the long‑planned master development in North Natomas. The filing is the first retail submission from Northlake to reach the city.

A firm tied to Lion Forge founder David Steward II paid about $17 million for a Wellington horse farm near the Winter Equestrian Festival, adding to a busy high-end market.