A revived plan for West Hollywood's long-stalled Melrose Triangle drew mostly positive response at a Wednesday meeting; developers pitched 282 units plus major retail and public space.

Brookfield sold FIGat7th in Downtown L.A. to JH Real Estate Partners for a high‑$60M price that appears to clear the mall’s roughly $62M loan. The move is part of Brookfield’s broader trimming of L.A. holdings.

County filings show Alila Napa Valley owes about $94.2M on a resort loan, a notice that raises foreclosure risk even as the hotel remains open.

Owners will pour about $25M into lobby and amenity upgrades to reposition the Loop landmark for modern tenants.

GFP Real Estate signed three leases at 630 Ninth Avenue totaling more than 24,000 square feet, anchored by Ambassador Theatre Group’s 19,380-sf expansion. CRC Media and PKSB Architects also renewed or relocated within the Film Center Building.

Henderson Sport & Social, a $70M fieldhouse in West Henderson, will open in October 2026 with courts, turf fields and family entertainment.

Two Palo Alto tenants say their landlord gave free or discounted units to Ukrainian refugees while charging others more; the suit seeks about $106,000 and heads to a June 1 hearing.

Brooklyn's luxury market recorded 32 contracts and roughly $97 million in signed deals last week, with Park Slope and Boerum Hill leading the charge. Days on market hit their lowest point this year.

Six of the first nine homes at Carrol Crest are nearing completion as InTown Homes moves the 200-home, $160M Carrollton community toward buyer-ready inventory. Prices begin in the $500Ks.

City and county officials marked a ceremonial groundbreaking for Corso, a 120-unit affordable housing project on a downtown parking lot. The development includes units set aside for families, people exiting homelessness and residents with developmental disabilities.

An Elat affiliate has filed plans for an 81‑unit, mostly income‑restricted building in Mid‑City and is aiming to use ED1 to fast‑track approvals.

Miami International paid $18.2M for a 68,000‑sf Duty Free Americas warehouse to stage work for its $14B modernization, then convert it to commercial use.

Tavistock filed plans for an eight‑acre second phase at Pier Sixty‑Six, showing four buildings and a proposed 270‑foot tower along the Fort Lauderdale waterfront.