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.

Public-housing lotteries for eight Houston developments open June 22–July 6, with applications handled through RentCafe and assistance available by phone.

Bridge is marketing a $629M CMBS loan backed by 11 Sun Belt apartment properties, led by a 1,183‑unit Lewisville complex.

Colliers’ market snapshots show big law‑firm moves and Google‑linked subleases have pushed Manhattan’s leasing pace into rare territory. The activity is tightening supply and lifting rents.

A lender‑owned 12‑story Loop building at 209 W. Jackson is being marketed for apartment conversion, with landmark tax credits and as‑of‑right zoning making a turnaround plausible.

After nearly 20 years in the Arena District, Lazear Capital is moving its Columbus office to Grandview Yard and has signed a roughly 18,000‑square‑foot lease.

Marriott’s AC Hotel is set to open at Folsom’s Palladio on Wednesday, June 10, adding 130 rooms and new meeting space to the retail hub. The five‑story, $20.7M property aims to boost local lodging capacity and visitor spending.

Ruby Hotels is reported to be opening its first Manhattan property on Avenue of the Americas, converting an 18‑story 1930s building into 187 rooms with a 2027 target.

Greg Abel’s Berkshire agreed to buy Scottsdale‑based Taylor Morrison for about $6.8 billion, paying $72.50 a share in Abel’s first major deal as CEO. The move expands Berkshire’s footprint in site‑built housing and could lead to consolidation with Clayton Homes.

Tight inventory, high prices and low mortgage rates are pushing Peninsula homeowners to renovate rather than sell. Remodels and ADUs are becoming the local growth market.