A three-story, nearly 40,000-square-foot medical office is under construction at 8933 Tamina Road, pre-leased to several specialties and expected in early 2027.

Raley's CEO Michael Teel sold his West Shore Lake Tahoe estate for roughly $17 million as he resumes leadership of the family grocer.

A Seattle job‑listing lawsuit alleges Redfin omitted salary ranges from postings; the complaint seeks class status and statutory damages under Washington law. The case tests recent pay‑transparency changes.

A Midtown hotel at 342 West 40th has been listed for sale after a foreclosure transfer recorded a nominal $100, public records and reporting show.

A vacant River North office at 50 E Huron — the former ALA headquarters — hit the market after a roughly $35M redevelopment plan was abandoned. The listing highlights approved redevelopment rights and retail upside.

Planners advanced a rezoning that would let Minnesota Cannabis College open classrooms and a cultivation lab above Bar Brava at 1914 N. Washington Ave.

A state permit shows McDonald's will convert 2300 Guadalupe near UT Austin, with work slated from May 1 to Sept. 30, 2026, replacing Dollar Slice Club.

Mesa’s council signed off on The Den on Rio Salado, a two‑building lodging campus pairing seasonal player housing with a 103‑room Candlewood Suites near Sloan Park.

The Community Development Commission approved $5.9M in TIF to rehab Villa Guadalupe at 3207 E. 91st, preserving 53 affordable senior units and adding three supportive-housing units.

Habitat for Humanity–MidOhio is launching 14 affordable townhomes in the Devon Triangle, marking its first multifamily build in Columbus. The city is backing the pilot with bond funds as organizers test gentle-density homeownership.

Caliber closed financing for a Steamboat Springs Hyatt Studios and is advancing a Riverwalk site in Scottsdale, with groundbreaks and approvals expected in 2026–2027.

Aurora Contractors will build Suffolk County’s first Ronald McDonald House at Stony Brook, a roughly 60,000-sf facility with 30 private family suites. Construction is set to begin in fall 2026.

Life Time will open two resort‑scale clubs in the Phoenix area next week, bringing rooftop pools, indoor pickleball courts, recovery suites and kids programming.