Centaur Capital Partners bought two Waukegan warehouses for about $47M, adding 400K+ sq ft to its Midwest industrial holdings.

A Colliers vice chair is mobilizing apartment owners to fight new rent rules in Los Angeles, urging landlords to stay and shape policy rather than sell.

DPD selected a $23M GonSosa plan for 8676 S. Vincennes that would add 46 mixed-income apartments and about 12,000 sq ft of retail near the Gresham Metra stop.

River Forest leaders pressed a Cook County judge to end the long-running Lake & Lathrop development fight, calling years of delays an eyesore on Lake Street.

U.S. Bank is investing $40M to renovate 56 St. Louis-area branches as part of a $200M national refresh, with many sites due by the end of 2026.

Beth Israel Lahey Health filed a $79.5M DoN notice to add inpatient beds and a cardiac lab at its Burlington campus amid high hospital utilization. The filing also requests a CT for Peabody.

An appeals court ordered Faribault to complete a full environmental impact study for a planned Archer Datacenters campus, pausing the project and elevating questions about emissions, water and noise.

At a May workshop in Waukegan, advocates warned rents are outpacing paychecks, leaving seniors and low‑wage workers unable to afford basic one‑bedroom apartments.

Roughly $1.95M was paid to Missouri landowners after long-running rails‑to‑trails litigation. Several claims remain and a trial is set for mid‑November in St. Louis.

A court order clears a major legal hurdle for the 120‑unit Venice Dell affordable housing project, but an appeal and local politics could still delay construction. State funding is at stake.

City permit records show QuikTrip is planning a $1.5M convenience store and fuel stop at 1301 Lee Trevino Drive on East El Paso. The filing names Trevino Place I, LLC as owner and Ryan Egan as the applicant.

A Neighborhood Enterprise Zone tax abatement approved June 9 cleared the final hurdle for sales of 79 condos at the David Whitney Building, letting the developer begin closings.

Fargo-based Enclave closed on Shoreview’s Rice Street Crossing site and will build Krew — a 293-unit, roughly $80M mixed-income complex with 20% affordable units. Construction will be phased and the city is backing the deal with TIF and cleanup grants.