Neighbors say SoLa Impact began demolishing a Huntington Drive building for a 111‑unit ED1 project without permits; city records show a code‑enforcement case opened in April 2025.

PulteGroup's 'Solis at Norterra' would add 80 for-sale townhomes on about 9.4 acres near the TSMC chip campus, according to filings and local reporting.

Eric Eisner paid just under $10 million for 178 East 73rd after a judge allowed the estate to sell, ending a months-long family legal fight. The deed was recorded in late April.

An Amazon-leased fulfillment center at 800 Salem St in Wilmington sold for roughly $100M, underscoring strong investor demand for modern logistics space north of Boston.

A new transit‑adjacent affordable housing project opened in East Hollywood with roughly 185 units, onsite supportive services and a health clinic. Officials called it a model for pairing homes with transit.

TradeLane paid $30M for a 584,000‑sq‑ft Montgomery warehouse that’s nearly half empty and will get light renovations and electrical upgrades.

Anthropic is closing in on a full‑building lease at 330 Hudson Street — roughly 466,000 square feet — a major New York expansion for the AI firm. The move would add a big footprint to the city’s reinvigorated office market.

Mortgage rates nudged back toward 6.5% after the Fed held rates, tightening monthly payments for Seattle buyers and pushing some toward ARMs or buydowns.

Slalom renewed a seven-year lease in downtown Denver and plans a tenant-led renovation, keeping hundreds of local jobs anchored in the central business district.

Amazon opened a temporary park at Bellevue 600 where a proposed 31‑story tower remains on hold. The activation gives downtown immediate green space while timing for the buildout stays uncertain.

A storied Fairbanks Ranch estate — rebuilt in 2025 and dubbed the “Jewel of Fairbanks” — is on the market for $23.75M with panoramic views, a guest house and green systems.

The Brooklyn Bar Association has listed its historic Brooklyn Heights HQ at 123 Remsen Street for $12M. The sale is aimed at freeing funds for member services while operations continue.

Rio Tech Park in north San Jose sold for $164.3M — about 13% below its assessed value — a sign of ongoing price pressure in the Bay Area office market.