Sonoma County Tourism has leased roughly 17,000 square feet at Fountaingrove Center in Santa Rosa, taking about a third of 3558 Round Barn Blvd. for expanded visitor services.

Santa Clara University and Sutter Health will open the Mark & Mary Stevens School of Medicine after a $175M gift, a move aimed at expanding physician training in Silicon Valley.

Demolition has begun at the former House of the Good Shepherd on W. Grace as the Cubs push to fold the lot into their Camry parking operation; neighbors are mobilizing.

TA Realty bought Peachtree Station in Chamblee, a 106K‑square‑foot Whole Foods‑anchored center, in a deal reported at about $55.4 million.

J.P. Morgan says about $1 trillion in dry powder is parked in the Northeast; advisers say New York could be a top beneficiary if that cash moves.

A 2015 Atherton estate at 190 Almendral Avenue sold for $32.5M on March 30 and ranked ninth among March 2026’s priciest U.S. home sales. The trade follows a string of high‑end deals nationally.

Developers have withdrawn a plan for a 21‑story mass‑timber tower at the former Ross site in downtown Seattle, leaving the historic Pike Street corner's future uncertain.

Developers have started construction on a 250‑unit apartment at The VIC, converting the old Hewlett‑Packard campus into a mixed‑use neighborhood.

Chelsea Piers Fitness has pre‑leased a five‑story, 76,000‑square‑foot club at 250 Water, a major signal that Tavros’ long‑stalled Seaport project is moving forward. The mixed‑use plan calls for roughly 600 apartments with 25% affordable units.

A Palm Beach lot sold for $17M and a neighboring parcel traded at the same time, underscoring sustained demand for trophy parcels on the island.

A seven‑story parking deck with apartments has been proposed for the lot behind Como’s in downtown Ferndale, with Krieger Klatt listed as designer.

650 Main, a 10‑story Class A tower in downtown Salt Lake, is listed for sale by CBRE; the sales price is confidential and the building is about 91% leased.

Gen Z now accounts for roughly 20% of mortgage requests, but their buying patterns vary — Midwestern metros lead while San Francisco lags despite a recent surge.