Enabling work began this week on Bridgestone Arena’s multi‑year transformation, which will add retail, seats and reshape the Broadway plaza.

MAG Partners locked a roughly $148.7M bridge loan to refinance Mabel, the new 188-unit Chelsea building as it nears full occupancy. The package reflects lender confidence in stabilized multifamily assets.

Owners of the 31‑story Fifth Third Center have filed images showing five plaza columns would be removed and the entrance reworked as part of a hotel conversion pitch to MDHA.

CoStar and local data show vacancy climbing in D.C.'s midtier, three‑star apartments, squeezing owners and giving renters more negotiating power.

Brodsky and Tikehau launched a $500M private-debt platform to fill financing gaps for New York projects.

Fern Hill’s latest filing for 23 S. Sangamon pulls a promised community center and instead proposes a 70‑unit condo building with four public restrooms and park storage.

UTampa has moved into construction on a five‑story, 153,000‑sq‑ft Science Innovation Center along the Hillsborough River — the university’s largest academic building yet.

Oak Creek paid about $2.3 million for roughly 40 acres near Mitchell Airport to revive stalled industrial plans. City leaders say the buy reopens the hunt for a large manufacturing or logistics tenant.

A shovel‑ready industrial park in Hutto is being pitched to Samsung suppliers and could add roughly 650,000 square feet across multiple industrial buildings near the Taylor chip campus.

Oak Bluffs voters approved up to $5 million to buy or seize the long‑vacant Island Theatre, moving to reclaim a blighted downtown landmark despite owners’ objections.

The Rent Control Board advanced four charter amendments — including new eviction protections and a change to registration‑fee rules — to a May public hearing that could send measures to the November ballot.

Guadalupe County's population rose to 201,111 in 2025, driven mostly by domestic migration and a positive natural increase. The shift is reshaping housing and service needs across the county.

A Cherry Creek penthouse is listed at $16 million — a price that would top Denver’s recent high‑water mark. The 7,100‑sq‑ft unit includes a 1,230‑sq‑ft terrace and luxe finishes.