MediaTek will anchor the former Arista building at Santa Clara Gateway, taking roughly 111,000 square feet and highlighting renewed demand for large Bay Area offices. The deal follows other big campus moves in the South Bay.

Caruso has set Aug. 15 for Palisades Village’s public reopening after a $100M-plus remediation. A mix of returning favorites and new restaurants will anchor the comeback.

AAA paid $37.5M for Pacific Plaza at 1340 Treat Blvd, acquiring the office building across from its Walnut Creek headquarters.

Dwight Mortgage Trust provided a $183M construction loan for Park 315, a 530‑unit Gilroy development — but city filings and lender materials differ on how many units will be income‑restricted.

A Manhattan Beach Strand house asking $24.5M led last week’s LA County luxury contract roundup, topping a roster of high‑end deals. The three‑story oceanfront home first listed in April and last sold in 2018.

A local coalition has sued to block a Maverik travel center inside the Galt Ranch project, arguing truck‑oriented fueling features will harm traffic, safety and the environment.

La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club has begun phase two of a $60M renovation that will remake all 90 guest rooms. The resort will stay open during staged work.

LG Development refinanced Arthur on Aberdeen with a $124.6M loan from Pacific Life, choosing to hold the tower while it pursues funding for a 667‑unit Fulton Market project.

LAUSD has placed roughly 185 below‑market apartments on district land, letting some staff live near work. The program helps a handful of employees but doesn't solve wider wage and housing gaps.

Schafer Richardson will convert the upper floors of the North Loop building that houses Spoon and Stable into 42 apartments, preserving historic woodwork and adding a basement speakeasy.

A SmartAsset analysis shows Tennessee households now need about 8.8 years to save a 20% down payment, while minimum-wage earners face decades-long timelines. Policy proposals aim to boost starter‑home supply.

Fieldston Power completed a 72-building community solar network that enrolls low-income households in credits and helps owners finance Local Law 97 compliance.

CMT renewed its lease at the CMT Building on Commerce Street, keeping the network anchored in downtown Nashville.