Amaterra Hospitality Group bought the 85-room RiverPlace Hotel on Portland’s south waterfront for $11 million and tapped CoralTree Hospitality to manage the property.

Residents near the former Kohler site in Spartanburg say construction noise, trucks and bright lights are already disrupting daily life as permits and lawsuits move forward.

City permit filings show Seoul Soul will build out a 2,980‑sq‑ft Korean restaurant at The Palms at Gate Parkway with a $465,706 job cost.

Planning Commission recommended approval of a 110-unit Dream Finders development at the former Kings Trail Elementary; neighborhood requests for buffers, access and height limits were rejected.

Serta Simmons renewed its lease at IAC Port 167 in Puyallup, keeping a major manufacturing and distribution hub near the Port of Tacoma and offering a stabilizing lease in a soft Seattle industrial market.

The Archdiocese of Milwaukee is relocating its central offices to Oak Creek’s former Master Lock headquarters, consolidating staff into a smaller, renovated facility. Renovations begin immediately and staff will shift in phases this fall.

Wisconsin law requires landlords to keep units habitable, but local rules — especially in Milwaukee — change timelines and remedies. Here’s a plain‑language guide to repairs, deadlines and next steps.

American Landmark bought Savona Grand, a 214‑unit apartment complex near Boynton Beach, and says upgrades are planned for the 13‑acre community.

A Kent apartment complex sold for about $45M—just above its 2019 price—highlighting a pullback and re‑pricing in Puget Sound multifamily deals.

A former Ecolab office tower at 386 Wabasha Street North is being converted into The Stella, adding roughly 174 apartments to downtown St. Paul with a complex financing stack.

Ann Arbor’s City Council approved a six-month moratorium on new short-term rental licenses and directed staff to study unregistered listings, inspections and housing impacts. The pause aims to give officials time to propose new licensing and zoning changes.

Dueling lawsuits between Forest Development and KAST Construction have turned Nautilus 220 into a tangle of liens, subcontractor claims and buyer suits that could stall closings.

A new Pittsburgh Business Times ranking tallies more than $30.5 billion in active construction across the region, led by mega‑projects in energy, river infrastructure and health care.