Avdoo’s Bergen in Boerum Hill is now about 80% sold and has begun closings, with most buyers coming from the New York metro area and a large amenity program driving demand.

Oxbow Development is shifting a planned Josephine Street build toward 140,000 square feet of offices, plus luxury apartments and shops, to bring more daytime workers to Pearl.

A 371‑unit project at 498 Columbia is under construction, but neighbors and city records raise questions about whether the homes will serve longtime Red Hook residents. City financing and an indictment tied to the developer have sharpened scrutiny.

Ares Management has put Charlotte’s recently renovated thExchange office campus up for sale. CBRE is marketing the 14‑building, roughly 568,811‑square‑foot property.

Hermeus is moving its headquarters from Atlanta to El Segundo as it scales prototype flights and expands West Coast operations.

A seven‑story, 76‑unit affordable building with an on‑site child‑care center is planned for Pilsen’s long‑vacant 18th & Peoria lot. The project is tied to a city funding push.

Council advanced exploring an enhanced infrastructure financing district for District 2 to fund streets, sewers and sidewalks that could unlock housing and commercial projects in North Sacramento.

UW-Whitewater will renovate Winther and Heide Halls in a nearly $90M project to modernize classrooms and fix accessibility issues. Construction is slated to start this spring and will roll out over multiple years.

Whataburger filed plans for a 3,380‑square‑foot, 24‑hour restaurant near the Outlets at Castle Rock. If approved, it would mark the chain’s return to metro Denver after decades.

The City of Las Vegas opened its 2026 private activity bond window to fund affordable rental construction and rehab, with income set‑aside rules and a July 2 deadline.

The Selldorf-designed One Domino Square is now 70% sold and has topped $300M in sales after record-setting penthouse deals. The condo portion is nearing sell‑out.

St. John Properties says a $4.2M road‑work dispute scuttled its $45M, 25‑acre Midpoint Center in Kenosha, leaving the site without its planned developer.

A building permit was issued April 7 for JAB Real Estate's plan to convert the former Briar Street Theatre at 749 W. Briar Place into 66 apartments and retail.