A full building permit clears the way for a five‑story, 40‑unit condo at 6150 N. Sheridan in Edgewater, replacing a former hospital parking lot with new condos and parking.

Gov. Mike DeWine will attend a 3 p.m. ribbon‑cutting Monday as Sherwin‑Williams officially opens its new 1‑million‑square‑foot downtown Cleveland headquarters. The event caps a phased move‑in that began last fall.

A 204‑unit apartment pre‑application was filed for 9000 Gerber Road in Sacramento County’s Vineyard area, showing a clubhouse‑forward design and new pressure on Gerber Road.

AdventHealth paid $16.5 million for 44 acres next to its Parker hospital, giving the system room to expand near the fast‑growing southeast Denver suburbs.

Greenwood Village gave Granite Properties a three-year extension to preserve entitlements for a planned 12‑story, 325,000‑sq‑ft DTC office while the firm hunts for a tenant.

Port of Tacoma has a deal to sell its 745‑acre Maytown tract to Miles Sand & Gravel for $17.25M; the buyer is in due diligence while conservation groups watch.

A proposed mixed‑use project that would reopen part of the Dock Cinema has reignited a fight in downtown Excelsior after the Heritage Preservation Commission blocked a demolition permit. The decision pits housing and economic goals against preservation of the town’s historic character.

A Desert Mountain estate in north Scottsdale has sold in late April for roughly $12.1M. The 8,685‑sqft home was marketed by Russ Lyon Sotheby’s and features high‑end finishes and a billiards room.

Fenwick has grown its Boston team from about 17 to 37 in roughly a year and says its One International Place office is full. The expansion underscores demand for IP and life‑sciences legal talent in Boston.

A landlord on Denver’s 16th Street Mall is facing roughly $2 million in claims after a long-running dispute among cannabis operators reignited in court.

Chatham Habitat, led by Anna Tuell, is advancing a Roberts Run plan in Pittsboro to add dozens of affordable homes as the Triangle grows.

One year after the Highland Court blaze that killed five, Milwaukee leaders are reigniting a push to require sprinklers in older buildings. City disclosure rules and a proposed state grant program have put safety and cost squarely at odds.

Redfearn Capital secured a $48M refinance for an eight-building Jacksonville industrial portfolio, freeing cash for leasing and upgrades.