Zilber Property Group paid about $10M for a Pleasant Prairie warehouse occupied by GXO Logistics, adding to its holdings in LakeView Corporate Park. The move underscores continued investor demand along the I‑94 logistics corridor.

Longtime residents left Forest Park this weekend after a vacate deadline passed as a developer's rezoning moves ahead. Advocates say relocation aid doesn't cover moving costs.

A Loop tower at 500 W. Monroe sold for nearly $100M — a more‑than‑$300M haircut from 2019 as buyers pick up distressed downtown assets.

Bastrop County ESD No. 3 will break ground this September on a $2.5M Jasper Street EMS station to house ambulances, crew quarters and supervisors. The build is part of a plan to expand local ambulance coverage.

A $140 million plan could revive the half-built Sycamore Orlando Resort, ending years of stalled construction and court proceedings in Kissimmee.

Gilbane, Strada and CUCS closed financing for a 228-unit Bronx tower that pairs affordable apartments with supportive services and Passive House goals.

The Tampa CRA approved $5 million to build 31 affordable apartments and ground-floor retail along the 34th Street corridor, anchored in a family's long-term plans for the neighborhood.

Placer County issued about $46M in permits for Placer Creek, a 168‑unit income‑restricted apartment project — the first fully affordable development inside the 5,230‑acre Placer Vineyards plan.

Equity Residential sold Next on Sixth — the 398‑unit Koreatown complex at 620 S. Virgil — to Pacific Urban Investors in a major Los Angeles multifamily trade.

Developers and village leaders celebrated a new phase Monday as Bell Works moves from activation to expanded offices, retail and homes at the former AT&T campus.

McCook officials hand-delivered letters to Halas Hall offering a 150-acre Vulcan quarry for a domed, 80,000-seat stadium — and $1-a-year rent. Village leaders say it’s worth a shot.

Legislative leaders and Gov. Gavin Newsom agreed to place an $11B affordable housing bond on the November ballot, including about $1.25B carved out for veterans.

Culver City enacted a 45‑day moratorium on new drive‑through permits after heated public comment and a die roll that resolved recusals. The pause targets a proposed In‑N‑Out at Jefferson and Sawtelle while staff drafts longer‑term rules.