Bain Capital and Evergreen purchased six Northside‑anchored outpatient buildings in Atlanta, adding roughly 665,000 square feet to their medical office platform.

Consultants laid out a vision to fill the five remaining Banks parcels with housing, plazas and entertainment. The update now moves to the City Planning Commission for formal review.

County action clears an early hurdle for a proposed 480‑home community near Lockhart by a Florida‑based developer. The move adds to a wave of big projects in Caldwell County.

A San Francisco judge denied Uponor’s push to force arbitration in lawsuits over leaking PEX plumbing, clearing the way for court fights and potential class claims. Plaintiffs say repair bills have run into five figures.

White Castle filed plans for a 2,764-square-foot restaurant with outdoor seating and a dual drive-thru at a Walmart outparcel in St. Augustine’s World Commerce Center.

Base Camp Studios bought the 1910 Gibraltar Tower and plans to convert the seven‑story downtown office into for‑sale artist lofts, adding creative housing to Pike‑Pine.

Prysmian cut the ribbon on a 340,800 sq ft copper wire plant and expanded the campus service center to about 1 million sq ft at the McKinney site.

The Boston Globe’s 2026 Top Spots list names 47 Greater Boston communities and shows how more listings, new zoning rules and high rates are reshuffling local housing markets.

Two Texas title firms quietly dropped suits accusing a rival of poaching 71 employees after a San Antonio business court dismissed the cases with prejudice. The move removes a major legal threat but leaves lingering questions about hiring and non‑compete practices in the industry.

Lihiwai, the nearly 25,000‑sqft Nuuanu Valley estate built for Territorial Governor George R. Carter, is on the market with a $22M asking price after a multi‑year restoration.

Denver is asking Council to approve about $4.5M to buy 251 E. 12th Ave. in Cap Hill and ready the site for affordable housing under the Vibrant Denver bond.

Raymond Lee has made cutting permit delays the first test of his administration as he seeks to restore downtown investment after a sharp drop in permitted units and valuations.

CBRE will exclusively market Maryland 95 at Dorsey Run, a 250‑acre Elkridge logistics park that could deliver up to 1.9 million square feet. Initial building deliveries are slated for 2027.