United Properties refinanced Bishop Momo with a $47M loan from Mesa West Capital, replacing earlier construction debt and stabilizing the 274‑unit South Congress community. The financing gives the owner breathing room as capital markets reset.

Linden Grove opens in Bushwick with 153 affordable senior units and on-site services managed by JASA.

Three former CBRE brokers say the firm diverted more than $4 million in commissions tied to a major D.C. lease. CBRE and an executive have moved to dismiss the case.

A 12‑story supportive tower with 104 apartments — nearly all for very‑low‑income households — is under construction at 554 S. San Pedro in DTLA.

NewForm completed a multimillion-dollar restoration of 917 Franklin, preserving marble, staircases and period details while modernizing office suites and street-level retail.

Life Time has leased roughly 71,000 square feet at 83 Wythe Ave for a new Williamsburg athletic club with pools, spa and recovery amenities. Renderings show rooftop terraces and a possible pool deck with a 2026 buildout target.

Construction began April 20 on Another Nine’s Oak Ridge North indoor golf‑simulator; a TDLR filing lists a 2,635‑sq‑ft buildout and a roughly $300,000 project value. The venue is targeting late summer to early fall 2026 for opening.

Smurfit Westrock has taken a 78,683-square-foot lease at Patriot Business Park in North Houston, occupying space in Building 2 of the newly delivered industrial campus.

Debt buyers are reviving long‑dormant second mortgages in Chicago, forcing foreclosure fights and prompting scrutiny from lawyers, the CFPB and lawmakers.

A joint venture led by Avery Hall and the Brodsky Organization bought a contested Prospect Heights–Crown Heights assemblage inside the Atlantic Avenue rezoning corridor. The deal positions the team to pursue a mixed‑use project under the city’s new plan.

110 Roy, a 167‑unit Uptown apartment, secured a $53M five‑year refinance arranged by Cushman & Wakefield and backed by Northwestern Mutual. The deal signals selective investor confidence in Seattle multifamily.

Los Angeles investors PCCP and Premier Logistics bought an Amazon‑occupied 813k‑sf fulfillment center at 4550 Nexus Way; property records show the sale at about $124M. The deal underscores continued institutional appetite for North Las Vegas logistics assets.

Everett Community College has delayed a roughly $38M Baker Hall replacement and scaled it down by about 10,000 square feet amid rising construction costs. The change pushes back planned classrooms, a black‑box theater and cosmetology space.