A foreclosure complaint threatens Motorworks Brewing's flagship Bradenton production facility and could tie up its liquor license, putting events and taproom operations at risk.

The Oceanside Planning Commission voted to slow local implementation of SB 79 near Sprinter stations, asking the City Council to exclude some sites and delay others.

Local market data show April closings slipped 4.3% year‑over‑year, while median prices fell across tracked ZIP codes and days on market rose.

Two Great America Parkway office towers sold for $310M to institutional buyers, a major Bay Area office trade with potential leasing and tax implications for Santa Clara.

Nelson Field will get a long‑overdue facelift after coaches said the rundown stadium discouraged students. The district has filed permits and work is slated to start July 2026.

Miss G Trading is taking the 214,481‑sf McEver 985 distribution center in Oakwood, a sign that demand for modern logistics space along the I‑985 corridor is returning.

Arizona Land Consulting paid $25 million for 956 acres in Tonopah, expanding its West Valley holdings to about 4,000 acres as it eyes data‑center rezoning.

Continental Properties will cut the ribbon Thursday on Authentix South Elgin, a $52M, 336‑unit garden‑style community. The complex adds studio through three‑bedroom rentals and on‑site amenities near Lancaster Road.

A longtime St. Charles banquet hall will be torn down this week to clear space for a Fairfield Inn and riverfront redevelopment.

Two towers at Jamaica Station have added 1,045 apartments and about 720,000 SF of mixed-use space after a $59.7M opportunity‑zone land sale.

New Destiny has topped off McLean Place, a 72‑unit Bronx building that will reserve 43 apartments for survivors and pair housing with on‑site services.

A Paradise Cove beachfront compound at 28026 Sea Lane Drive lists for $59,999,950, offering roughly 90 feet of private sand and a self-contained beachfront cabana. The main house includes dual primary suites and extensive indoor‑outdoor spaces.

Onni's new renderings show twin towers replacing an earlier office-heavy plan in the Arts District, proposing 474 apartments and 77 very low-income units.