A three‑day civil trial in Manhattan put landlord Commerz Real and Aby Rosen’s RFR at odds over possession of SoHo’s 11 Howard, with millions in unpaid rent at issue and staff facing uncertainty.

Linville Capital has bought Charlotte’s Fitch Irick, folding the 500‑employee affordable‑housing operator into its platform and promising investment to scale projects. The move arrives amid tight local affordability and rising eviction filings.

Fyda Freightliner appears to have paid $5.69M for a 32,940‑sqft Obetz warehouse at 3960 Groveport Rd that could become an expanded truck sales and service hub near Rickenbacker.

Blackstone has moved to foreclose on a four‑property DFW apartment package tied to a $177M loan, putting about 1,530 units at risk amid tax and lending disputes. Negotiations are ongoing but an auction is possible if the parties don’t reach a deal.

New renderings show a two‑floor, 23,000‑sq‑ft Clubhouse Cherry Creek with private offices, a golf lounge and five Trackman simulators. Founding‑member spots are now on a waitlist.

TowneBank plans to demolish its SouthPark branch at 6337 Carnegie Blvd and rebuild a far larger mixed‑use headquarters in partnership with Harris Investment Company.

City Council approved a first‑reading rezoning to fold about 2.11 acres into the ADM Mill mixed‑use plan, moving a riverfront redevelopment closer to a final vote.

A new analysis finds Hawaiʻi will need nearly 60,000 additional homes by 2050 as the population ages, straining care systems and pushing young workers off‑island.

Construction on Andersonville’s Elise Malary Plaza will begin in May, converting Catalpa between Clark and Ashland into the neighborhood’s first permanent car-free public plaza. The block will host markets, seating and new lighting when finished.

A privately backed teacher homebuying program in San Diego has helped a dozen educators buy homes by pairing $40,000 grants with counseling and lender matches.

A renovated North End Palm Beach lakefront house at 1246 N. Lake Way closed in late April for about $31 million after an extensive remodel.

Kite Realty is reportedly preparing to market Glendale Town Center for sale, a move that could reshape the near‑north side’s retail and housing plans. The story was first reported April 30, 2026.

County commissioners approved a 174‑unit income‑restricted complex on McGinnis Ferry Road, with units capped at 60% AMI. The project must win federal tax credits before construction can begin.