PCA plans to convert the vacant Snellenburg factory on North Broad into about 70 affordable senior apartments and a citywide community center. Financing is still pending.

Nearly a decade after launch, Jean Nouvel’s 53 West 53 still shows lingering listings and steep markdowns even as a handful of big units close. Brokers point to unusual layouts and wide price bands as the reason.

WPT Capital Advisors paid $112.5 million for a 374,700-sf warehouse at 8350 Pardee Drive in Oakland, a sale that topped the county assessment by roughly 53%.

Half Moon Bay and 14 other California jurisdictions received state Notices of Violation for missing required housing plans. The state has given them narrow windows to respond as enforcement ramps up.

Better Home & Finance and Coinbase are piloting a product that lets buyers use bitcoin and USDC to fund down payments on Fannie Mae‑eligible mortgages. The setup keeps crypto intact while routing the mortgage into conventional channels.

New local reporting and LendingTree data show single women are increasingly the solo homebuyers in Greater Boston, with Massachusetts ranking ninth for the gender gap in ownership.

SiTime has leased roughly 150,000 square feet at the former ServiceNow campus in Santa Clara as revenue surges and the company plans to relocate by April 1, 2027.

Daryl Hagler sold five nursing‑home sites for about $332M as state probes and settlements linger around his operations.

La Mesa’s 8181 Allison opened this month with 147 income‑restricted units on the old police‑station site. Rents for eligible households start under $1,000.

Rudin secured roughly 34,000 SF at One Battery Park Plaza, including a 21‑year lease for the Independent Budget Office and a renewal by Radancy.

A preservation‑minded buyer purchased five historic downtown Miami buildings, including the Plaza Building at 235 S.E. First St., in a deal that could protect older office stock. The move marks the buyer’s first South Florida acquisition.

New data show long-term renters in pricey metros like New York and Los Angeles face a rare kind of lock‑in: their current units are often the only affordable option left. Experts say stronger tenant protections and more affordable supply are the fix.

Acram Group paid about $21.25M for the Atrium retail condominium at 156-168 Bleecker St. The blockfront includes long‑running tenants such as Le Poisson Rouge and CVS.