A ceremonial groundbreaking marked the start of a second‑phase project to convert a West 108th Street parking garage into 84 affordable apartments for seniors.

Simon added Shake Shack, Mendocino Farms and Joe & The Juice to Northgate Station’s tenant list as part of the former mall’s broader redevelopment.

Canopy Real Estate Partners paid about $13.39M for a 36‑unit Mesa townhome community and rebranded it The Sonoran Townhomes. Local operator TBBG will run daily operations.

Stream Realty recorded the deed to 2001 M St NW after the D.C. Recorder held the transfer over recordation taxes tied to an older entity conversion. The move clears title to the $163M office asset.

A new East New York lottery offers studios from $561 and one‑bedrooms from $712; applications close May 25, 2026.

Mercy Housing broke ground yesterday on a 100‑unit affordable project at Loretto Heights, backed by a $1.5M state grant and city financing. The development has tax credits and council approvals in place.

Dila Development pared back a Mount Pleasant condo conversion after preservation officials warned additions would overwhelm historic facades. Revised designs shrink rooftop and rear additions.

An emergency permit allows crews to remove three walls at 7 Aviles Street after engineers warned the addition's exterior walls were at risk of collapse. HARB will meet to set salvage conditions.

City approvals cleared civil plans for The Nexus at Regency this week. Blackwater filed a $3.7M site‑clearing permit and a slate of national brands appear in early filings.

KKR opened a permanent office at 600 Brickell Avenue, creating a Miami hub to serve institutional and private-wealth clients across Latin America.

Weins Development is moving to buy land around STEAM on the Platte and plans to start the River Mile rebuild by replacing Raices with housing and riverfront amenities.

Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging bought Moen's former North Olmsted headquarters for $6.6M and will relocate its downtown offices to the suburban campus.

Georgia‑Pacific plans to convert its downtown headquarters into mixed‑use housing, reserving roughly 30% of the new apartments at below‑market rents.