Green Diamond Resource paid about $59 million for Corner 63, a 139-unit Roosevelt apartment near the light rail. The buy follows the company's recent small multifamily purchases.

Oliver’s Market paid about $25 million for Farmer’s Lane Plaza in Santa Rosa, clearing the way for a 35,500‑sq‑ft store slated to open in 2027 and hire 150–200 workers.

BCAD data show single-family values dipped 0.11% in 2026 while multifamily and commercial gains pushed the county roll up about 2.5%.

A Jon Heyman report revived a startling price tag for roofing Citi Field: a retrofit now looks like a billion‑dollar project, with engineering, closure and parkland hurdles stacked against it.

Liberty Mutual will retire the State Auto name in Columbus once the Broad Street headquarters is sold, ending a 105-year local brand. The company will move to a smaller Liberty Mutual–branded office in the area.

MIT-born Living Proof has leased roughly 14,000 sq ft at 12 Farnsworth and is relocating its headquarters to Fort Point. The move puts R&D and lab space in a Seaport conversion building.

UNFRAMED, Autograph Collection opened last week on Washington Avenue, bringing 149 design-forward rooms and a rooftop Vilebrequin concept steps from the convention center.

Life‑Assist bought the Sunrise Park Drive building it rented in Rancho Cordova for about $14 million, securing a local distribution hub as it grows.

A Churchill affiliate has launched dozens of foreclosure suits in Cook County against properties tied to indicted attorney Mark Nussbaum, raising new uncertainty for South Side tenants and investors.

A 7,500-square-foot duplex at 740 Park Avenue sold off-market for $38M, nearly double its 2019 price. Court filings point to major renovations behind the premium.

Interra Capital Group bought Greenway Plaza and says it will focus on leasing and repositioning the 53‑acre Houston campus after years of financial strain.

A downtown Race Street building once tied to a 2019 federal probe is targeted for residential redevelopment, potentially adding housing to Cincinnati's core.

A Las Vegas hospice nurse used Nevada’s Worker Advantage $20,000 down‑payment aid to buy his family’s first home, using funds to lower his rate and cover closing costs.