A revised plan for the former Wedgewood Golf Course cuts planned homes to 825, but neighbors still worry about traffic, drainage and neglected ponds ahead of a May 18 vote.

A 120‑unit south Sacramento complex at 6267 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd is being marketed as a Chapter 11 trustee sale while Fannie Mae pursues litigation.

Gallet Dreyer & Berkey signed for the full 28th floor at 685 Third Ave and relocated after roughly 30 years at 845 Third Ave. The firm confirmed the move on its website.

A developer paid roughly $10 million for a NoMad restaurant at 36 W. 28th St., a rezoned lot that brokers say is now prized for redevelopment. The sale underscores how Midtown South zoning changes are reshaping small‑site values.

Kairos has put its 10-story Financial District tower at 550 Kearny back on the market, with the offering priced at nearly twice what it paid for the loan in May 2024.

Prime Data Centers broke ground on SMF02 at McClellan Park, a 150,000-sq-ft, 18MW AI-ready data center that expands the Sacramento campus and promises new construction jobs.

A 52-unit Encino complex sold for $28 million to Universe Holdings, underscoring strong demand for stabilized rental buildings in the San Fernando Valley.

Live Nation has purchased FirstBank Amphitheater in Franklin, bringing the 7,500‑seat quarry amphitheater under the company that already books its shows. Local traffic and this summer’s slate are likely to be front‑and‑center.

Corporate Suites signed a 13-year lease for two full floors at 16 East 34th Street, taking space in a Murray Hill building that once housed WeWork.

Planning records surfaced showing a possible move of Julia Morgan School from Mills College to the Bellevue Club at Lake Merritt; the filings were later withdrawn.

A developer pitched a 69‑acre, $125M light‑industrial project to Hutto council that would add roughly 800,000 sq ft and speed construction of a collector road.

Two lab buildings at Skokie's Illinois Science + Technology Park are listed for sale as life‑science leasing cools. The offering will test investor appetite for suburban lab campuses.

Zach LaVine has listed his Pelican Crest Newport Coast estate for $40 million — a wellness-forward mansion with training spaces, a theater and ocean views. The six-bed property tests the upper reaches of local luxury.