A freestanding La‑Z‑Boy building at St. Johns Town Center sold for more than $8M to a major investment firm, underscoring demand for well‑located retail assets in Jacksonville.

A landmark Mount Vernon venue at 225 North Charles is closed as ownership disputes head to court, putting booked events and the building's future in doubt.

Stanly Ranch spent three years going from Michelin-key triumph to $230 million default to $100 million lawsuit — and somehow ended up exactly where distressed luxury assets always do. Blackstone's spin on why they bought it might be the most Blackstone thing you'll read this week.

Tenants at Bethel AME–owned Fillmore apartments report mold, asbestos and safety lapses while a church leader’s company holds lucrative security contracts.

Council will hear a $21.8M bid for a Howard Avenue police annex and consider tweaks to the Rome Yard redevelopment at the April 2 meeting.

Alum Rock plans 78 below-market apartments on the Mathson campus to prioritize teachers and staff. The district signed a CORE Builders design‑build deal and is pursuing state streamlining.

Eight Sleep signed a seven‑year lease for 19,839 sq ft at 383 Rhode Island St, adding a ground‑floor showroom and offices in Showplace Square. The move expands the company's Bay Area footprint.

Tech cuts and fresh deliveries have left Playa Vista, Culver City and Miracle Mile with stubbornly high vacancy even as other pockets slowly improve. Local owners are retooling buildings to attract non‑tech tenants.

Permits were filed for a 13-story, 88-unit mixed-use building at 2132 Frederick Douglass Boulevard in Harlem, listing Joseph Development and AKM Architects on the applications.

GDC Properties bought a 30‑unit Carroll Gardens building at 335 Carroll St for about $24.1M, transferring ownership from a Mack family entity and marking a notable Brooklyn multifamily trade.

Trident Strategic Partners filed to rezone roughly 19 acres at 601 W. Summit Ave for a mixed-use project near the Iron District; environmental cleanup has begun.

A $3.8B Nvidia‑linked bond sale is speeding Tract Capital’s plan to build multi‑gigawatt data‑center campuses that together span more acreage than San Francisco. The timeline turns on power delivery and permits.

Vara Trinity Park — a 267‑unit complex from The Spectrum Cos. — has begun construction at 1618 North Duke St., adding housing near Northgate Mall as neighbors press for affordability.