Pivot Bio is investing more than $7 million to expand manufacturing in Hazelwood and will add 40 jobs while pairing production with Creve Coeur research.

A William Wurster–designed Belvedere estate is on the market for $50M, offering sweeping San Francisco Bay views and nearly an acre of terraced grounds. The listing is being handled by Compass.

A stretch of farmland along Highway 120 is under contract to the Geneva Lakes YMCA while the city eyes the other half for police and fire; neighbors are divided and the council set a six‑month review.

A prominent local lawyer has snapped up several starter homes on Corona Court, leaving neighbors worried about affordability and the neighborhood’s future. City leaders and a new land trust are weighing responses.

Charlotte developer Keith Corp bought 178 acres in Rock Hill to expand Legacy Park East, with plans for up to 1.7 million square feet of industrial space.

D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb sued Mid‑America Apartment Communities, alleging mandatory and hidden fees at a 269‑unit building made advertised rents misleading.

Porsche Arlington filed plans for a 67,000-square-foot dealership at the former Rosenthal Chevrolet site and will rebrand as Porsche Alexandria.

A 213‑unit affordable housing project has broken ground in Cypress Hills, bringing 66 supportive units and nearly 10,000 sq ft of community space run by BACDYS. Developers say the transit‑adjacent site will meet Enterprise Green Communities standards.

The Seattle Kraken and City of Kirkland unveiled plans for a two‑rink Iceplex and community center at the former Houghton Park & Ride, breaking ground in May and aiming to open fall 2027.

Vornado agreed to buy a 49% stake in Midtown’s Park Avenue Plaza, valuing the tower at roughly $1.1 billion and leaving Fisher Brothers as majority owner.

Redfin data shows San Antonio had the nation's highest share of canceled home contracts in March (18.7%), as sellers cut prices and buyers gain leverage.

Franklin Partners and Bixby Bridge Capital bought the loan on the 23‑story tower at 200 W. Monroe in the Loop, marking another discounted Chicago‑area office deal. The purchase spotlights continued distress and opportunistic buying in the downtown market.

A scheduling mix-up between a contractor and a state agency pushed demolition for the $54M Opportunity Pointe affordable-housing project in Columbus to May 6. The pause delays plans to clear the block for workforce and student units near Columbus State.