MetroNational bought M‑K‑T in the Heights, taking ownership of the 600 N. Shepherd Drive mixed‑use complex and moving beyond its west‑Houston base. The deal was reported by the Houston Business Journal.

Burlingame has approved nearly 40% of its 3,257 RHNA units, but approvals are concentrated in above‑market‑rate homes. Councilmembers flagged the gap in deeper affordability and next steps.

Laguna Beach has made room for hundreds of new homes, but most are market‑rate; the city still needs dozens of very‑low, low and moderate‑income units to meet state targets.

A Denver private equity firm acquired the 589‑unit Madera at LeftBank in Fort Worth, financed with a five‑year Fannie Mae loan.

Transwestern bought the fully leased I‑10 Innovation Center in Tolleson for $94.13 million. The two‑building, 662,804‑sf park sits at I‑10 and Loop 101 and traded at about $142/ft².

Onni Group bought the 50‑story office tower at 161 N. Clark St. for $125M, a rare high‑priced Loop sale that underscores interest in assets near Google’s incoming campus.

Google signed a long-term renewal and is expanding into Hills Plaza’s ground-floor plaza, giving the company rare street-level frontage on San Francisco’s Embarcadero.

A duplex at 25 Columbus Circle closed for $18.3M after a bidding war; the three‑bed, five‑bath home includes a sauna and a separately recorded storage locker.

A Business Journal analysis of Zillow home‑value data shows San Antonio’s North Side led five‑year gains, but missing geographies and model limits mean the list isn’t the whole story.

A $9.3M rehab of the Clayton Hotel returned 82 SRO rooms to low‑income tenants and exposed how preservation funding lags behind the need.

Red Ridge's Cello Tower could break ground this spring, the developer says, though the land sale hasn't closed and financing is still being finalized.

Hillsboro’s new $150+ million Hops ballpark opens April 7 with a 6,000-seat bowl for baseball and room for 7,000 concertgoers, financed by private owners and public contributions.

A major Valley donation pushed ASU to speed up work on a new, air‑conditioned indoor practice facility that will include more than 100,000 sq ft of turf and a fan zone.