Developers want the city to reinvest future tax revenue to revive the Rossonian Hotel in Five Points, pitching a restored hotel, restaurant and live-music venue. The proposal cleared a key design hurdle but still needs financing and city approvals.

A New York investor bought Summit West, a 266‑unit Temple Terrace apartment complex, in a $36.4M deal reported as a 1031 exchange. The purchase was recorded April 1 and financed with a Bancorp loan.

Greystar's One Six Six at 166 N. Aberdeen is being shopped and could top $100M, a potential benchmark for Fulton Market apartment trades.

A new watchdog report warns Compass's private‑listing and referral strategies could narrow choices and push up costs for buyers and sellers in Colorado.

San Francisco fintech Ripple plans a major River North office at 300 N LaSalle, a sign of renewed tech interest in downtown Chicago.

Kazakhstan's BI Group has begun construction on Parkside in Brickell — a wellness‑focused boutique condo with roughly 187 furnished units and rooftop amenities.

A $470M CMBS loan on two Allen Center towers was flagged for special servicing, underscoring pressure on downtown Houston office fundamentals.

Deed-based easements now shield Ocracoke’s Community Square — five historic storefronts and docks — from demolition as demand for coastal property rises. The move aims to keep the fish house and waterfront uses intact.

SMU is weighing premium-seat and hospitality upgrades at Ford Stadium to turn ACC-driven momentum into steady revenue. Leaders say the work is still in the study phase.

A French logistics firm and the maker of C4 Energy leased the whole 375,000‑sq‑ft F Street warehouse in Germantown, one of the area's biggest industrial deals this year.

Elitch Gardens reopened for its longest season while River Mile’s full buildout remains on paper under new ownership. Permits and filings will be the first signs of real change.

Brooklyn logged 324 commercial transactions and roughly $2.2 billion in Q1 2026, led by midsize multifamily and mixed‑use trades that kept deal flow churning.

Portland’s City Council voted unanimously to order a 90‑day plan to speed zoning studies in the Inner Eastside and set a path for potential Council action by June 30, 2027.