A $47 million tax‑credit financing package will fund a preservation rehab of Walnut Park Plaza, preserving roughly 227 subsidized senior apartments in West Philadelphia.

Ten out‑of‑state owners told a Ninth Circuit panel Hood River’s residency‑based short‑term rental rule discriminates; the court heard arguments and will issue a written decision soon.

Developer Onelin Capital opened outreach for twin 22‑story towers that would replace the University Inn in the U District. The hotel was sold last year and remains open for now.

NX3 closed a $27.5M five‑property NNN portfolio across Florida via a 1031 exchange, moving a New York investor from multifamily into national‑tenant retail. The package includes Wawa, 7‑Eleven, Chipotle, Starbucks and a Deltona center anchored by Verizon.

Gateway Jax filed plans to carve at least eight storefronts into a downtown parking garage at Block N6, part of the Pearl Square build-out that includes apartments and a future Publix.

Madeira Beach commissioners will vote Wednesday on a proposed $150M hotel at John’s Pass Village that would replace surface parking with 87 rooms, retail and public space.

A 19-story AC Hotel and Moxy are set to open in Uptown Dallas this September, bringing 264 rooms, new dining and an eighth-floor terrace to McKinney Avenue.

Vanessa Gibson joined AG Holdings at a block‑party ribbon cutting for two East 198th Street buildings in Bedford Park that add 166 apartments, 34 at up to 80% AMI.

A five‑building I‑77 Commerce Center would add about 1.4M sq ft of logistics space next to Costco's planned distribution hub in Rock Hill. Planners are set to review the site plan Tuesday night.

Developer says Wegmans owes nearly $480K in unpaid rent at Cary's Fenton. Wegmans disputes the claim and told the court it would deposit disputed payments into a registry.

An Alabama developer filed plans for roughly 315 apartments and retail near State Road 54 in Odessa, joining other big retail and housing proposals reshaping west Pasco.

Industry data shows San Francisco hotels earn much of their revenue from Monday–Wednesday corporate bookings, with conventions and tech travel driving midweek rates.

A San Francisco‑based developer filed plans to demolish the Coronet Motel and build a six‑story, 76‑unit apartment building using new state transit rules. The filing leans on SB 79 and SB 330 to preserve today’s development standards.