Austin City Council approved entitlements for two towers near UT, unlocking hundreds of units and an estimated $3.3M for affordable housing via the density bonus. Construction timing remains unknown.

A roughly 461,000‑square‑foot office at 6150 E. Broad is being demolished to clear a 30‑acre redevelopment site beside Mount Carmel East.

Cerberus’ Wedbush Center in Downtown L.A. faces foreclosure after a CMBS loan default amid steep valuation and occupancy declines.

The One Thousand Museum condo association sued the developer, alleging a 2020 vote unlawfully waived reserve funding and left roughly $1.4M missing from reserves.

A lender sued the owner of the retail condo at 36 S. State St. for about $18 million on April 1, 2026 — a case that could affect prominent Loop storefronts.

A local homebuilder paid $4.9M for Arrowhead Lakes and unveiled plans for a walkable mixed‑use village with shops, townhomes and a central green. The proposal raises traffic and parkland questions at planning meetings.

Shareholders backed a $1.16B sale‑leaseback with VICI that moves seven Nevada casinos — including The STRAT — into VICI’s portfolio and paves the way for Golden to go private if approvals come through.

Newmark arranged a $525 million refinancing for The Artise in downtown Bellevue, backed by Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank. The 25‑story tower opened in 2024 and is nearly fully leased.

Cain’s CEO told The Real Deal the firm will build a single multifamily tower next to Missoni Baia, reopen the Delano for the Miami Grand Prix, and lean into rentals as Brickell rents climb.

DOB says it approved plans for a 90‑story underground “earthscraper” to protect skyline views while adding housing.

Amazon’s HQ2 headcount in Pentagon City hasn't risen in a year and the PenPlace second phase is paused, leaving Arlington’s development timeline uncertain.

Excavators have started digging at 280 Bergen Street as crews begin foundations for a multi‑building residential project that will add hundreds of homes to Boerum Hill. The work follows a 2022 rezoning and a $166M construction loan that financed the package.

Two lender-owned Hyatt House hotels in Pleasanton and Pleasant Hill sold at auction for unusually low prices, highlighting a still-weak Bay Area hotel market. The deals could affect local property-tax rolls and valuations.