Google is reportedly pursuing a full-building lease at 500 North Capitol, a 231,000-square-foot tower near Union Station, according to the Washington Business Journal.

A $600M renovation and years of additions have reshaped the Las Vegas Convention Center, expanding exhibit space and modernizing public halls ahead of a busy conventions year.

A historic Houston Street office building and a downtown hotel are set for a Bexar County foreclosure auction after loan defaults, raising new concerns for downtown.

Fontana is rebranding its downtown as the Forge District, pairing a reopened theater with new parking and zoning aimed at attracting jobs and sales tax.

Denver investor Jeremy Spira bought the 115‑year‑old 2 South Broadway for about $1.5M, reigniting local debate over what will replace Mutiny. Neighbors are pushing for indie retail and music uses.

Hennepin County’s housing authority approved about $19.2M across multiple programs and moved three north Minneapolis parcels toward affordable-housing redevelopment.

Hines agreed to buy Wicker Park Commons for roughly $70 million, taking ownership of the grocery‑anchored plaza at Ashland and Milwaukee. The sale follows a run of U.S. dispositions by the seller, DWS Group.

Fairmount Park in Collinsville rolled out live table games in a roughly $3M expansion, adding about 35 jobs and boosting purses for its 2026 racing season.

Rabsky paid $30M for 267 Broadway, ending years of legal limbo and adding another Manhattan project to its pipeline. The sale clears a long‑running receivership and hands the site to a prolific developer.

A restored Pacific Heights Queen Anne — this year’s Decorator Showcase house — is on the market for $25M, the first public listing since 1969.

Cadillac is planning a Midwest flagship showroom on Chicago's North Side near Lincoln Yards, on parcels sold earlier this year as developers rework the site.

Roami has quietly opened the converted Century Plaza as an aparthotel across from the Minneapolis Convention Center, offering apartment-style suites and a soft opening ahead of summer.

A Tampa investor paid $3.8M for the First National Bank Building and says he’ll explore housing, relight the neon '1st' sign and revive empty retail.