Richard C. Goodman, a member of the Crown family, sold a Gold Coast condo at 30 W. Oak Street, Crain's reports. Building details and market context are noted.

Vacant offices are becoming a chance to remake downtowns rather than a death knell. Designers and planners point to housing, parks and "stickier" public spaces as the core of a new strategy.

A century-old Maryknoll Residence in Los Altos sold in an all‑cash deal for about $43 million, public records show. The buyer is listed as Saint Therese Holdings; filings suggest a link to Bia‑Echo.

A rare 9.16‑acre Geneva Lake estate with 160 feet of shoreline has quietly listed for about $11 million, becoming the area's top active listing. The parcel is being marketed by Compass' Lake Geneva office.

Wood Partners sold the 278‑unit Alta Rise in Gilbert for $81.6M cash to an entity tied to DWS Group. The brokers say the trade moves a large block of Class‑A inventory into new institutional ownership.

Arden Villa in Pasadena — the estate behind Dynasty's lily‑pond fight — is listed for $45 million after renovations by Anthony and Ann Russo.

Olive Branch officials will review a rezoning to create a DeSoto Innovation District that could allow a data center near Church and Craft; residents want answers on water, power and health.

Court filings and a Chapter 11 petition show prominent St. Louis investors say they voted to remove developer Jeffrey Tegethoff amid allegations of unauthorized partnership changes and diverted funds.

Gillett Commercial bought 6.6 acres along U.S. 75 and plans Allen Place, a speculative office-and-flex project that could top 100,000 square feet.

Wellpointe has filed for a four-tower, 100% affordable senior-living complex at 6400 Canoga Ave in Warner Center, proposing roughly 3,458 units and mixed-use space.

A $30M renovation refreshed every unit at Greenbriar Apartments in Frayser, with new kitchens, roofs and safety upgrades across the 208-unit complex.

Mortgage applications surged nearly 11% last week, opening brief windows for Bay Area buyers to lock financing as rates bounced. Small rate moves are changing buyer behavior.

Spokane Indian Housing Authority paid about $53.3M for the 200‑unit Waterford Apartments in Everett, expanding its western Washington holdings amid a busy acquisition run. Local filings and industry notices detail the deal.