Connolly says Parkside on Dresden's main building is fully leased ahead of Woodley Plaza's April 25 dedication; one freestanding restaurant pad remains available.

St. Cloud unveiled a $250M draft for downtown that includes a riverfront 1,800‑seat arena, hotel and up to 800 apartments; public open house set at River’s Edge.

The Olivette tower topped out Friday at Gasworx, honoring about 300 workers and advancing Phase Two with 376 apartments and a 28,000‑sq‑ft market. The milestone accelerates plans to stitch Ybor City to downtown.

Concord Wilshire bought 43 acres of the Tuttle Royale site for $60M after a judge ordered the sale, ending months of foreclosure and bankruptcy wrangling.

CliftonLarsonAllen is weighing a move from downtown St. Louis to Clayton, a decision that would add to rising CBD vacancy as tenants chase newer Class A space.

Northside Hospital Forsyth filed state paperwork to add floors and expand its emergency department at the Cumming campus. Local reporting says the plan would add short‑stay beds and reconfigure support space.

Infighting among three South Side investors has erupted into dozens of lawsuits and foreclosures, exposing ties to the EquityBuild receivership and imperiling properties. Courts and creditors now hold the fate of several buildings.

A 20,000‑sq‑ft Karbone lease at 605 Third Avenue — at about $120 per sq ft — marks new highs for renovated Third Avenue offices as availability tightens.

Regency Centers is rolling out Whole Foods‑anchored redevelopments in Holbrook and Mount Sinai while finishing a Target/ShopRite hub in Old Bridge.

Banner Health paid $22.13M for an 18.8‑acre parcel in north Phoenix, adding a site beside TSMC’s expanding chip campus and underscoring surging land demand.

Interstate Equities paid $42.8M for Temescal and Pepperwood and says it will reorient the complexes toward UC Davis students while tenants report changes.

NAR data show the typical first-time buyer is now 40, and Austin's pricey starter market is pushing younger locals to delay, co-buy, or look to the suburbs.

Villa Miami pairs oversized half‑ and full‑floor residences with Major Food Group‑designed hospitality; developers say service and buyer profiling begin at the sales center.