Four Flagship‑created biotech startups have signed onto one Watertown campus at 99 Coolidge Ave., shifting research from Boston and Cambridge into a new suburban lab hub. The move centralizes multiple Flagship teams and signals more life‑science growth for Watertown.

TOCALO has leased a 32,045‑sq‑ft site in west Chandler for a semiconductor coating service; city officials say the project will create 33 local jobs.

Santa Clara County pledged $32.5M at the Lupina groundbreaking in San José, unlocking a 99‑unit deeply affordable housing project. Construction is underway and occupancy is expected by 2028.

Journey Capital paid $108M for the 348‑unit Rise Flagler Village in Fort Lauderdale as South Florida rent growth cools and new deliveries remain high. The sale moves a major downtown rental into institutional hands.

PCRI broke ground Thursday on the Halsey Street Homes in NE Portland, a Pathway 1000 project to move first‑time buyers into ownership in neighborhoods hit by displacement.

West Palm Beach–based Sterling Organization bought the 851,457‑sq‑ft Village at Allen and says it will invest in leasing and capital projects to boost the center. The sale follows months on the market and could bring new restaurants and tenants.

SK Development filed plans for a 13‑story mixed‑use tower at 122 East 11th Street, reviving debates about scale and preservation on the East Village block. Local records show the developer active across nearby sites.

Olmstead and Vertex have leased more than 67,000 square feet at 373 and 381 Park Ave. South, with The Corcoran Group and AI firm Stuut among the new tenants.

Mayor Shelley Berkley pitched two downtown parcels — a Plaza lot near City Hall and World Market Center parking — as possible NBA arena sites and said she will brief NBA officials.

Goodwill and the Sisters of Charity want to convert the former St. Vincent campus into a $35M opportunity center and grocery that would bring services and fresh food to Cleveland's Central neighborhood.

AT&T Stadium will raise its playing surface nearly four feet and remove lower‑bowl suites to build a temporary natural‑grass platform for the 2026 World Cup.

Steiner + Associates is starting construction on the Hamlet at Sugar Run, a 32–35 acre mixed‑use village with homes, shops and an 8‑acre park near downtown New Albany.

CommercialCafe data puts Denver's industrial pipeline at about 8.3 million square feet and third in the West. Local broker briefs show a smaller, more concentrated pipeline, underscoring vendor differences and submarket nuance.