MF1 Capital closed a $734M bundled CMBS offering backed by The Lightwell in DUMBO — its first fixed‑rate securitization and a notable pivot for the lender.

Monroe moved to back a boutique hotel at the former Joffre site with a Level IV grant tied to a $40M investment. The plan could bring about 100 rooms under an Autograph or Curio-style flag.

A 120-year-old Pontotoc Avenue building has been restored into Hotel Pontotoc and The Dame, adding a small-batch boutique hotel and cocktail bar to downtown Memphis.

MidLine is a $21M, 57‑unit affordable housing project planned for Vine Street in Clifton Heights. Developers expect a financing close in the coming weeks. The State of Ohio has pledged roughly $1.4M toward the deal.

A developer filed a pre‑application to redevelop 162 acres west of Miami Gardens into a mixed‑use plan pairing industrial space with 190 affordable rentals and a new linear park. County records require a large indoor community center and other public amenities.

Lovett Industrial and Peakline broke ground on North Park Logistics Center, a 1.14M-SF cross-dock warehouse in Glendale with delivery slated for Q2 2027.

Realtor.com and NAR data show Canadian homebuyers are reengaging with U.S. housing searches, concentrating in Phoenix and Florida and lifting demand for higher‑end listings.

Nearly 31% of Oklahoma City rental listings are advertising move-in perks this spring, giving renters more leverage and potential upfront savings.

The iconic CITGO sign over Kenmore Square will be dark for months while crews dismantle and lift it higher on 660 Beacon Street as part of a redevelopment project. Suffolk Construction will manage the multi‑month move.

An $85M Manalapan ocean‑to‑lake estate with a private beach tunnel led 15 pending luxury contracts in Palm Beach, driving roughly $210M in asking volume during the week of May 18–24.

Brookfield sold the ground lease to 3 Bethesda Metro Center to In‑Rel for $20M, a dramatic markdown from the $150.1M Brookfield paid in 2011. The buyer plans a capital program to reposition the building.

Developers are leaning on duplexes and row homes to fill Jacksonville's missing‑middle gap, with approvals totaling roughly 201 units across three projects.

A 321,193‑sq‑ft distribution center in Saginaw is finished and hitting the market. The building adds modern logistics capacity north of Fort Worth.