The Venetian is lining up about $2.35B in new borrowing — including a $1.175B term loan — as owners reposition the Strip icon’s finances.

A Midtown hotel leased to NYC Health + Hospitals' Bridge to Home program now faces a lender move toward foreclosure, putting the clinic-style shelter at risk.

Riverside Resources is preparing a roughly 300-unit apartment project near The Domain in north Austin, with city filings tying the plan to the Quarry Oaks campus.

Steve Madden signed a 13-year lease for roughly 60,000 sq ft at ESRT’s 501 Seventh Avenue and is relocating its headquarters from Long Island City to Midtown. The deal was disclosed in ESRT’s Q1 filing.

Franklin-based SageSpring Wealth Partners moved into about 55,000 square feet in Cool Springs, up from roughly 25,000 square feet, as it scales advisors and support staff.

Industrious is opening a third Minneapolis coworking location at St. Anthony Main in December 2026, adding another premium flexible‑office option on the riverfront.

Cousins Properties has agreed to sell One Eleven Congress, the 30‑story downtown Austin office tower. The REIT disclosed the deal in its Q1 filing and expects a close early Q3 2026.

Horizon West Bay will open May 19, relocating Largo City Hall to a new mixed‑use civic hub on West Bay Drive. The move folds services, retail and public space into one walkable downtown block.

Constellation Real Estate Partners bought a 19‑acre former RV‑storage site in East Tampa and plans a three‑building, 251,162‑sq‑ft speculative warehouse campus.

An $8.3M sale consolidates nearly 120 acres west of Ikea for The Prairie, a mixed‑use housing and commercial plan in Oak Creek.

RGE Group is opening a 27,000-sq-ft plastics plant in Schertz, promising roughly 50 initial jobs and room to grow for North American customers.

Sares Regis bought the stalled 405 Alberto Way parcel in Los Gatos for under $11.8M; town files show a 78‑unit plan that could be revived under the new ownership.

Portland’s bond manager Procedeo has hired two former school board members as consultants, renewing questions about oversight as multimillion‑dollar school modernizations ramp up. Community advocates and some board members say the move undercuts local staffing at a fragile moment for the bond program.