Voice‑AI startup Retell AI signed a three‑year lease for 13,346 sq ft at 540 Price Ave in Redwood City, taking most of the two‑story building and adding a Peninsula office.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he held a press conference announcing tenant protections; details were limited but the move follows earlier enforcement and city hearings.

A 510,385‑square‑foot Class A warehouse is headed for the Tejon Ranch Commerce Center in Lebec, scheduled for early 2027. Developers say the project answers growing demand for large‑format space north of the Grapevine.

Mayer Corp. and Hyatt are close to a $200M cash‑out refinancing for the oceanfront Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach. The loan would pay off maturing debt and return equity to the owner.

Continental Battery Systems signed a 10‑year lease in Las Colinas and will move its corporate HQ from Dallas to Irving, bringing about 96 jobs and a city incentive.

Developers are pitching "The Social" at Olympia Fields as a 60,000‑sq‑ft year‑round entertainment hub and are targeting an early 2027 opening to anchor the Pabst Farms corridor.

Seattle paused Leschi Marina construction after businesses said sudden fencing cut off lakefront access and threatened crucial summer revenue.

Solar Gaines will relocate to Hunt Valley's North Park and Hannah’s Café will open a second location there this summer, bringing jobs and a new lunchtime option to the park.

A Boston developer wants to convert the long‑vacant Benny’s Plaza in Plymouth into a 184‑unit senior living community, reviving the shuttered Court Street site.

A family-run Columbus nursery that opened in 1929 is slated to be torn down for an apartment project near John Glenn International Airport. The move would reshape a long-standing local business.

Christian Brothers Automotive broke ground on a $12M Katy training campus that will centralize high‑tech technician training and could bring hundreds of support jobs.

A developer-backed plan called Hollywood River Studios would convert about 105 acres in Wood River into soundstages, production shops and an esports arena amid booming Illinois production spending.

Greystar and Haseko have begun work on a 189-unit, transit-oriented community at 100 West Street in Needham Heights, with demolition underway and completion expected in fall 2027.