Legends Global has made a roughly $102.5M offer for Oakland Arena as Alameda County approved a term sheet to buy back and resell its Coliseum share. The competing bids, legal fights and environmental questions now shape who might control the arena.

GSA, HHS and the FDA broke ground on a $228 million lab at the Denver Federal Center. The facility will add modern testing capacity and include the FDA's only BSL‑3 suite west of the Mississippi.

JAMP Hotels paid about $30.5M for the 239‑room La Quinta in the Loop and plans upgrades while keeping the La Quinta brand in place. The sale follows a larger portfolio unwind tied to Highgate’s 2021 CorePoint acquisition.

Sacramento County approved the Upper Westside plan on Tuesday, clearing the way to rezone roughly 2,066 acres near Natomas for housing, commercial space and parks amid fierce opposition. Significant state approvals and likely legal fights remain before building can begin.

Letitia James sued two Brooklyn landlords, saying they hid rent‑stabilized apartments and charged market rents while tenants faced violations and harassment.

A 50‑year ground lease clears the way for a nearly 600,000‑sq‑ft cold‑storage campus at the Port of Tacoma, promising hundreds of jobs and a long permitting process.

EastGroup is adding about 160,000 square feet of Class A industrial space near SH 121 in McKinney, with shell deliveries slated for late 2026. The project is part of the broader McKinney 121 Phase III rollout.

The Fallon Company has listed 301 Hillsborough, Pendo’s downtown HQ, for sale. The offering will be watched as a barometer of investor appetite for trophy office in Raleigh.

The Local on The Avenue in White Marsh closed suddenly after a landlord eviction; court records show the site owed more than $111,000, local reporting says.

Prairie Township has scheduled an inspection of Alpine Village Apartments after tenants reported mold and broken appliances. Officials say responsibility for repairs falls to the property owner.

A 20,000‑sq‑ft Tudor at 3711 Lexington is going to auction as Larry and Joyce Lacerte downsize to a Knox Street high‑rise.

An application from Colossus Data Center Advisors seeks to put a compact data center inside the Starbucks Center in SoDo, arriving amid Seattle’s new pause on large data centers.

Scannell Properties paid just over $32 million for roughly 130 acres off SR 85 in Buckeye, reviving plans for a stalled industrial park and adding momentum to the West Valley's logistics boom.