Exterior work is progressing on Oak Row's 41‑story 2600 Biscayne in Edgewater, with the podium and façade now rising toward a late‑2026 finish.

The AT&T letters have been removed from Nashville’s iconic ‘‘Batman Building,’’ and AT&T says it’s updating exterior signage while maintaining a presence at 333 Commerce.

County and industry data show Seattle’s top office towers have lost billions in assessed value as vacancy rates spike, squeezing downtown tax revenue and retailers.

Crosland Southeast filed preliminary plans for a second office at Commonwealth in Plaza Midwood tied to Scout Motors’ HQ and another 150,000‑sq‑ft building.

The Grainger family pledged $75 million to fund an AI-powered logistics hub at Mayo Clinic's downtown Rochester campus, the Grainger Building, slated to open in 2028.

After a $28M lender‑facilitated buy in June 2025, 300 M Street SE has added more than 60,000 square feet of defense‑industry leases, lifting occupancy to about 60%.

Hydrogen Fitness has leased roughly 25,000 square feet at 145 E. 32nd, bringing the luxury gym chain to Murray Hill in what Crain's calls the neighborhood's largest retail lease in years.

The Apollo Companies’ Oasis at Doral secured a $58M construction loan, clearing a major hurdle for the 18‑acre Live Local Act redevelopment that includes 40% workforce housing.

A 24‑story, roughly 400‑unit River North tower at 320 W Illinois St has been listed for sale; JLL will market the offering for owners including TPG Angelo Gordon and Waterton.

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.