Cozen O'Connor will take two full floors at Wells Fargo Center after merging with Moss & Barnett. The firm is targeting a consolidated Minneapolis office in Q2 2027.

A Federal Circuit win left roughly 1,500 landlords — including an Arlington owner — negotiating with the Justice Department over compensation tied to the CDC eviction moratorium.

Griffin Partners moved up delivery of its 112,145‑sf North Graham Exchange in north Charlotte, with broker listings now showing a late‑2026 arrival. The change could free up mid‑size industrial bays sooner than expected.

LeFrak paid $180M for the 36‑story Harbour at New River, acquiring 337 waterfront apartments in downtown Fort Lauderdale as rents and concessions shift across South Florida.

Developers filed plans to replace a two‑story funeral home at 69‑67 108th St with an 11‑story, 59‑unit mixed‑use building that includes ground‑floor retail and some affordable apartments.

NewQuest bought 18.5 acres at Morton & Porter in north Katy for 334 apartments and nearly seven acres of retail, with construction set to ramp in early 2027.

First Financial pledged $104 million to affordable housing, tax‑credit investments and small‑business lending across Northeast Ohio as it expands its local footprint. Community groups say they want clear timelines and measurable milestones.

A 5.1‑acre Sylvan Summit hilltop with entitlements for 123 units has been marketed in the low $30 millions as a ready‑to‑build West Nashville site. Brokers say utilities and most site work are already in place.

Meijer opens a 159,000‑square‑foot supercenter at the former Geauga Lake site, bringing jobs, a pharmacy, a bakery and a $10,000 donation to Kenston schools.

The Honey Baked Ham Company has identified Goldsboro as a top candidate for a franchise; site work and partner searches are underway.

Court filings show a Chesterfield music studio is accused of owing more than $840,000 to contractors for build‑out and finish work.

Hollywood may raise density limits on Federal Highway to allow 25,100 apartments, accelerating projects and sparking debate over growth and affordability. City records, developers and critics are already lining up.

The Continental Residences, a 16‑story, 290‑unit tower on the Continental Block, is complete and now leasing. The project adds market‑rate and income‑qualified housing to downtown San Antonio.