A for‑sale sign at Farm Cup's West Hollywood shop sparked alarm, but owners say the listing is for the building — the café will stay open while the property is marketed.

Polk County commissioners voted 4-1 to accept an appeal and reopen review of an 856‑acre PH Citrus sand mine near Lake Wales, reigniting a fight between neighbors and developers. The decision follows a de novo hearing held March 17.

MEI Rigging renewed a five-year lease on a 248,105‑sf La Mirada warehouse in a roughly $21M deal that underlines demand for infill industrial space across Greater Los Angeles.

Vintage 2025 Census tables show D‑FW added 123,557 people in 2024–25, pushing the metro to about 8.48 million and ranking second nationally.

Milwaukee’s city attorney filed to declare Highgrove Holdings a public nuisance, saying about 260 properties were neglected, tax‑delinquent and unsafe. The suit names owner David Tomblin and seeks court orders to force remedies.

Purpose Built Communities and Victory Brands are the first confirmed tenants at The Lodge as the Moreland/Glenwood project nears a summer delivery.

Demolition crews have started removing the Governor Building on SW 2nd, a longtime home to local arts groups and a beloved record shop. The teardown follows tenant vacate notices issued late last year.

Fehmi Karahan is betting his legacy on Fields in Frisco, a $10–$15B master plan anchored by Universal Kids Resort and the PGA headquarters.

READ Books in Eagle Rock says a landlord more than doubled its rent — roughly $2,805 a month — and the owners are scrambling to find a new space while organizing neighbors. They’ve also pressed for legal help and reached out to state lawmakers.

The City Council advanced Bill 6 to lower minimum lot sizes in apartment zones to 5,000 sq ft and simplify FAR rules, a move meant to unlock small‑lot apartment development in the urban core.

Blue Heron has listed three luxury homes in The Peak at MacDonald Highlands, priced from $13.5M to $20M with a $2M pre‑completion incentive. The builds target car collectors and wellness‑minded buyers.

RLB's Q1 2026 report shows Denver construction costs rose 4.75% year‑over‑year, pressuring budgets as labor and policy changes push prices higher. Owners are being urged to add contingency.

A $23 million plan would renovate a historic West Side property and deliver nearly 90 affordable senior apartments.