A draft legislative memo finds limits on corporate home purchases may be constitutional, boosting a governor‑backed working group and renewed bills. Lawmakers and advocates are already parsing the legal road map.

CoStar analytics show rising vacancy and slower rent growth in Philadelphia’s medical‑office market; closures and consolidation are reshuffling demand while new outpatient campuses still lease up.

Texas awarded $5 million to help renovate Fort Sam’s South Beach Pavilion as city and county assemble matching funds toward a roughly $40M effort to court DHA jobs.

Park City has new deed‑restricted projects and big resort expansions, but rising AMIs and limited land still put many local workers out of reach of housing near their jobs.

The Bricks' building on E. 7th Ave. sold to a buyer tied to Ybor's Gasworx project; owners promise upgrades and a return to fuller service.

Marysville secured the largest tract from a 480‑acre Union County auction, giving the city space to expand electric and water infrastructure as development heats up.

A long‑vacant Austin landmark is being reborn as 78 mixed‑income apartments and a restored bank that will house a blues museum and public plaza.

Oracle signed a new downtown Nashville lease, adding thousands of square feet to its interim office footprint as site prep continues for its River North campus.

Providence Community Housing will break ground April 8 on 103 affordable senior apartments at the former B.W. Cooper site on Erato Street.

A Business Journals ranking shows which firms delivered the most commercial square feet in the Charlotte region from 2021 through 2025 and why that reshaped Uptown and South End.

The 60th Car Parts Warehouse I‑X Piston Powered Auto‑Rama opened Friday and will serve as the final consumer show inside Cleveland’s I‑X Center. Organizers and longtime vendors called the weekend a last chance to gather under the building’s iconic roof.

Hillsborough commissioners denied a proposal for what neighbors called “hundreds” of homes in Keystone‑Odessa after a packed public hearing. Residents cited traffic, schools and wetlands.

Lake Bluff condos are crossing $2M as cash buyers push luxury condo development on the North Shore.