UIW is converting the former AT&T tower on Broadway into Founders Hall — a nine‑story, 380,000‑sq‑ft hub of classrooms, labs, events and a 500‑space garage.

Eastsiders sketched plans for new shops, sit‑down restaurants and community space as planners and the mall's owner weigh development options.

A mixed‑use proposal would add roughly 290 apartments to the Lumberyards in Blandtown, wrap a mid‑rise around a concealed parking deck and reserve about 10% of units as affordable housing. Developers say they’ll pursue rezoning and aim to start construction in mid‑2027.

Mayor Brandon Johnson joined officials Thursday as Bally's Chicago marked a construction milestone in River West.

Sagehall, led by ex‑Extell CEO Sush Torgalkar, paid $80M for Scarsdale’s 750 White Plains Road as Saks Global sheds assets in bankruptcy. The mixed‑use center includes medical offices and national chains.

A court has named a receiver to run a major downtown St. Louis hotel after a $35M loan default. The move hands operations to a neutral manager while creditors and the owner sort out next steps.

The 40th Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project returns to Atlanta May 3 6 to build 24 affordable homes in Sylvan Hills and kick off the Langston Park development.

A Pac Heights Georgian Colonial at 2830 Pacific closed at $27.5M on April 27 — the full asking price — after more than a year on and off the market.

VTA plans to turn its River Oaks headquarters into a transit‑oriented neighborhood of roughly 1,095 homes, with a first phase of about 328 affordable units. The agency bought a downtown tower to make the move possible.

A Rincon Hill high‑rise at 88 Howard sold for $174M, signaling renewed investor demand for San Francisco luxury rentals.

Monthly eviction filings dipped in April, but Eviction Lab data show the Las Vegas metro still logged about 42,600 filings in the past 12 months.

The state AG asked a judge to compel a sponsor to hand over records in a probe of the Clinton Hill condo conversion. The filings allege a reserve fund was diverted and the project later went into foreclosure.

Landlords and a PSU survey say a proposed vacancy fee could scare off buyers and chill investment as Portland studies penalties for empty buildings.