Killefer Development filed for a six‑story, 136‑unit building at 6985 S. Centinela in Playa Vista where every apartment would be income‑restricted.

Gencom and GD Holdings refinanced the St. Regis Chicago with a $125M loan from Banco Inbursa, replacing earlier acquisition debt and signaling stronger downtown demand.

A production studio at 515 West 57th is tied to a proposal for about 400 new apartments, raising zoning and neighborhood questions in Hell’s Kitchen.

City staff will ask council to consider agreements supporting Celestica's Texas buildout and a potential Fort Worth expansion by Marand.

DRI paperwork shows Crooked Creek Development Partners is pitching a 19‑acre mixed‑use remake of Jefferson Plaza and The Station, with 320 apartments, 30 townhomes and street‑level retail.

A Shelby County court enrolled a foreign judgment against the company that owns the 21‑story Raymond James Tower, adding new legal uncertainty to downtown redevelopment.

Manny Medina’s waterfront Coral Gables mansion at 555 Arvida Parkway is under contract after months on and off the market; it was listed at nearly $30 million.

Google leased the KC 100 — roughly 723K–730K SF at Overlook 85 in Rowan County — trimming scarce big‑box inventory and shifting Charlotte industrial absorption.

A 5,100‑acre Flagler County ranch called Phillips Ranch has hit the market at $42 million, pairing hunting grounds with a private golf course and shooting range.

A national 'Affordable Homeownership' bus tour stopped in Baltimore as city groups pitch Buy Back the Block grants and counseling to narrow a persistent racial gap in homeownership.

WSFS renewed a long-term lease at 1818 Market, giving the Shorenstein-owned tower a short-term stability boost after a steep valuation drop and receivership.

A $30M, 14,100‑sqft spec estate is planned for a rare flat Camelback‑view lot in Paradise Valley, with nine bedrooms and resort‑scale amenities on the marketing sheets.

Kilroy closed sales of Columbia Square Living and the Jardine in April for about $202 million, trimming its Hollywood multifamily exposure as the REIT recycles capital.