A Jacksonville electrical contractor bought a one‑acre site in Lackawanna and will expand its headquarters to about 20,000 square feet to support a growing team and a new climate‑services arm.

Denver investor VareCo bought the 180-unit Lincoln Springs Apartments at 1170 S Chelton Rd for $14.65M, continuing Front Range interest in Colorado Springs multifamily.

Manulife has proposed selling DTLA’s TCW Tower to LADWP for $92.5M, a move that reflects weak office pricing and recent tenant shifts. The deal still needs City Council approval.

Saks Global pulled three stores off its closure list after talks with a major landlord. The reprieve arrives as the company secures financing while navigating Chapter 11.

Blackstone-linked Link Logistics paid $163.1M for Pompano Center, adding 623,256 sq ft across four warehouses to its South Florida portfolio.

Reston-based Broad Street Realty filed for Chapter 7; a court-appointed trustee will liquidate its shopping-center portfolio amid prior investor control. Tenants and creditors now await a timetable for sales.

Target plans to return to the Promenade at Casa Grande, taking a large vacant box as new leases and a hotel reshape the center.

A developer's court challenge could pause a $560M expansion at the Orange County Convention Center, arguing the county broke a 1998 land agreement.

The 125‑foot Red Zone ferris wheel that moved from Cleveland’s I‑X Center is listed for $499,000 as Hall of Fame Village trims outdoor rides. The sale is part of a shift toward hotels and an indoor waterpark.

FC Barcelona signed a lease for a downtown Miami headquarters and will relocate its North American operations from New York. The move comes with a DDA incentive and underscores Miami’s soccer boom.

A Borrego Springs sponsor group urged Supervisor Jim Desmond to tighten short-term rental rules after county data showed 164 listings and nearly $1M in TOT.

Merrimac Ventures paid about $7.35M for a four‑building retail and office assemblage on North Andrews in Flagler Village, consolidating roughly 20,200 square feet and a signed 10,000‑sf lease.

Family-owned Donut Land paid roughly $2.5 million for the former Rite Aid at 3871 Center Road and plans to expand operations into the larger Center Road space. The building is a freestanding 13,887-sf property in a busy Brunswick retail corridor.