Helio filed planning applications for two eight‑story buildings on Overland Ave in Palms that together would add nearly 400 apartments and ground‑floor retail, with some deed‑restricted units.

New housing data show Plano’s typical home value is down about 5% year‑over‑year, with March median sales at $490K and slower transactions reshaping the market.

Gutor Electronics America signed roughly 90,000 square feet at Houston Point 290, bringing the three-building industrial complex in northwest Houston to full occupancy.

American Landmark bought two Sun Belt apartment communities totaling about 600 units — including Tramore Village in Austell — as it deploys capital from a new fund.

Argentic is relocating its New York HQ to the renovated Gramercy Park Building at 257 Park Ave South as leasing momentum picks up in Midtown South.

A Texas investor paid about $20M for a fully leased industrial building near RDU that houses local tenant Storr Office Environments and reflects strong industrial demand.

An appeals court struck down L.A.’s rent‑increase relocation fee for exempt units while upholding a one‑month eviction threshold. The split ruling reshapes renter protections and landlord obligations.

Google has announced a new data center in LaGrange, pledging infrastructure work and funds for a local energy‑efficiency program as officials weigh impacts. The site marks another major data‑center move into southwest Georgia.

UC has issued an RFQ for a $105M Holmes Hospital renovation to house the College of Nursing, responses are due April 21.

A concept for a mixed-use town center will be presented to Louisville leaders Tuesday; neighbors are split over growth and utility concerns.

Owner Group RMC is repositioning the 42‑story Bank of America Tower as a public‑facing lifestyle hub with new restaurants, a returning Starbucks and expanded tenant amenities.

City Council approved a $4.5M Bridge to Home loan for the 40th & Alpha Apartments, a 91‑unit affordable project in Southcrest with childcare and community spaces.

A loan tied to the stalled Garment District condo at 335 W. 35th St. sold for roughly $15 million — an 85% haircut — giving buyers a low-cost path to take over the project.