Mesa West Capital supplied a $50.5M five‑year loan to refinance Gran Bay Apartment Homes, a 308‑unit property on Jacksonville’s Southside. The move underscores investor interest in stabilized Sun Belt rentals.

Littleton’s Planning Board filed a decision approving the 318‑unit first phase of Lupoli’s King Street redevelopment, moving the former IBM campus toward new housing and retail.

A council committee moved to clarify Denver’s prevailing-wage rule as auditors, developers and the mayor’s office clash over enforcement and project costs.

A Downtown Detroit Partnership study finds demand for thousands of new homes in and around downtown, but financing and zoning will determine how many get built.

Yukon is testing Bethany wells and reclaimed‑water reuse as a proposed data center and an expiring wholesale contract put pressure on local supplies. Officials say safeguards and permits must come first.

At a Nevada REALTORS forum, builders and officials said more developable land, state funds and builder incentives could help close Las Vegas's widening housing gap.

FBT Gibbons signed a full‑floor lease at downtown Denver’s 1801 California, taking roughly 22,131 square feet on the 49th floor as it expands its local office after a 2026 merger.

Shoppes at Victoria Square in Merritt Island traded for $16.05M, marking a big uptick in the center’s value after roughly two decades.

Lumovex says it will open a $5M Las Vegas training facility to teach businesses cinematic AI tools and manage image-and-likeness licensing.

A Caddo Parish judge upheld a special‑use permit for Amazon’s Resilient Technology Park site in west Shreveport, but opponents say an appeal is possible.

Pūlama Lāna‘i has asked the State Land Use Commission to reclassify about 170 acres near Sensei Lāna‘i for villas, spa hale and guest parkland. The petition is docketed as A26‑812.

A prime River Walk landmark built in 1906 has sat empty since 2015 while stalled hotel plans and missed registrations leave the block under city scrutiny. Local officials say enforcement and rehabilitation options are on the table.

Owners at the Aston Martin Residences say balcony slabs are crumbling and pool systems are leaking; the condo association sued the developer and multiple contractors seeking repairs. The suit cites a March 2025 forensic report that flagged life-safety issues.