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.

A long‑dormant 74‑acre Westside parcel is moving into construction: phase one adds 151 apartments toward a 2,000‑home plan that includes deep affordability.

Aron Stark has filed plans for a roughly 29‑unit building near Union Square, a move that renews scrutiny of his record with tenants and city enforcers.

The Washington Commanders signed a roughly 60,000‑square‑foot lease at 2200 Pennsylvania Ave NW, anchoring a Foggy Bottom foothold tied to the RFK stadium plan.

Permits filed show a six‑story, 91‑unit affordable project at 111 Fairmount that preserves the church entry while adding new below‑market homes. The Unity Council and Oakland Peace Center are listed as partners.

Charleston-based Bond Street REIT paid $10.8M for The Shops at Civic Center in Gilbert. The purchase marks the REIT's first Arizona acquisition and signals investor interest in East Valley retail.

New research shows Dallas faces a shortfall of roughly 46,000 affordable rental units; City Council will review the findings and consider zoning and funding moves this week.

Ryan Seacrest trimmed the asking price on his 40‑acre St. Helena estate to $19.8M after a major remodel and a long run on the market.

Midlife buyers are flocking to Columbus for affordability, a steady job market and housing that promises long-term value.

The Denver Zoological Foundation has sued the architect and contractor behind its new sea lion habitat, alleging leaks, cracking and corroded hardware in the $19M exhibit. The zoo says animals are safe while repairs and a civil case move forward.

Niagara expanded its roughly 1.2M sq ft Lancaster plant, saying freight access, a $25M multimodal grant and a Chapter 380 incentive package convinced it to grow here. City documents and company materials show the deal mixes modest job counts with sizable tax and infrastructure promises.

PQ Corp says the Port of Tacoma bought two polluted Taylor Way parcels 'as is,' contesting a suit seeking nearly $10 million in cleanup costs.

Billionaires and tech names keep making headlines in Miami — but leasing data show most newcomers are signing modest suites and expansions rather than massive headquarters. Brokers and researchers say the market’s true test will be bigger pre‑leases and hiring.