The Reed family has relisted its former Jim Reed dealership parcel along Broadway, reviving interest in a contentious Midtown site with entitlements and a tangled legal history.

A Dallas parking operator filed to replace a Stockyards surface lot with a roughly 250‑space garage. The application must clear special‑permit review under Stockyards rules.

MTSU broke ground on Womack Commons, a $56.5M, 554‑bed student housing and parking project aimed for summer 2027.

Four District 3 candidates told a West Side forum they would ask Mayor Zohran Mamdani to re-examine a PILOT-backed $2 billion financing plan tied to Hudson Yards West.

An investor has sued IQHQ, accusing the life‑science developer of fraud and casting doubt on the RaDD waterfront project in downtown San Diego.

Adyen signed roughly 90,000 square feet across 111–115 Fifth Avenue while Galvanize took about 20,000 square feet at 111 Fifth. Both deals carry asking rents near $89 per square foot.

AT&T removed a long‑standing microwave tower in Hillcrest. Neighbors hope for housing and public space, but the building's legacy gear makes reuse complicated.

Zelle will consolidate its Minneapolis operations into Capella Tower and trim its downtown footprint by roughly 40 percent, underscoring pressure on downtown office demand.

Medipower paid $115M for a seven-property grocery portfolio, including four Atlanta-area centers totaling about 558,000 sq ft and anchored by Publix, Kroger and Stop & Shop.

Developer Hempel plans a two‑story lab at the former Roseville Corporate Center that could add about 550 jobs; the tenant and timeline remain private.

Doran sold The Village at Arbor Lakes in Maple Grove to Curbline Properties for about $28M. The developer says proceeds will be put toward its active‑adult housing pipeline.

The Ishbia Family Foundation has applied to convert the vacant Office Depot at 2722 Green Bay Road into a two‑story youth training center focused on practices and clinics. The early-stage plan prioritizes organized programming over tournaments.

K1 Speed has begun building a roughly 70,000‑square‑foot indoor karting and entertainment center in Avon, with a projected Q3 2026 opening and more than 40 jobs promised.