Crestwood Apartments sold for $34.3 million in February, working out to more than $150K per unit as St. Cloud’s apartment pipeline expands. The deal underscores strong investor demand in the area.

City officials, merchants and the market’s landlord are hashing out plans to repair and reimagine Faneuil Hall Marketplace as planners weigh leases, preservation rules and new uses.

David Simon, chairman and CEO of Simon Property Group, died at 64 after a battle with cancer, the company announced on March 23, 2026.

Hawaii County says most lava‑impacted lots from the 2018 Kīlauea eruption have been bought under a HUD‑funded program, leaving a small group of parcels to be cleared and managed as open space.

Realtor.com data show 57% of San Diego listings had HOA dues in 2025 and the median monthly fee rose to $367, adding hundreds to monthly housing costs.

Zyphra, an AGI startup, has subleased the entire 44th floor of Salesforce Tower after relocating from Palo Alto. The move underscores AI firms’ appetite for premium downtown offices.

A lawsuit tied to a stalled Del Paso Boulevard project on city‑owned land at 1400 Del Paso Blvd has moved to civil trial, renewing debate over redevelopment on the corridor.

A tiny Butler County borough, Evans City (16033) led The Business Journals' Q4 list of hottest housing markets in the Pittsburgh metro. Listing gains and a burst of sales pushed the ZIP to the top.

Rabina’s 520 Fifth Avenue has leased more than 40% of its boutique office space after signing a string of finance and tech tenants.

Bulldozers tore down five shuttered motels on East Fremont tied to Tony Hsieh’s Downtown Project. Signs were salvaged; neighbors want answers.

Valley Vista, a 108‑unit South Tacoma complex, sold for $15.85M in a deal recorded March 19. The buyer is an LLC; IMG marketed the property as a value‑add play after its 2016 purchase.

A 179,000 sq ft hangar built for Boom Supersonic at PTI sits largely empty after more than $50M of public spending. A Dec. 31, 2026 employment test could force action.

A $62.5M CMBS loan on Waterford Grove was sent to special servicing after the property lost a tax exemption under HB 21, raising questions about refinancing and local tax revenue. Appraisal districts and lenders now face a scramble to decide whether to negotiate, press for paydowns or litigate.