Milwaukee County plans Garden Medley Estates in Oak Creek — about 50 affordable homes for buyers at or below 80% AMI. The project pairs federal HUD funds with local partners, including Habitat and a high-school construction program.

One South added four new companies and one expansion, accounting for roughly 40,000 SF of new leases and pushing occupancy toward the mid‑80% range in Uptown Charlotte.

An EdgeConneX affiliate filed to build a 120MW natural‑gas plant in New Albany to power the conversion of a 525,000‑sq‑ft warehouse into a data center, adding to the area's power projects.

RJW Logistics has leased a roughly 1.2 million‑square‑foot warehouse at Karis Park West in Montgomery, extending its rapid Chicago‑area expansion into the Fox Valley suburbs.

Walnut Creek's council approved a plan to replace a 450,000‑square‑foot office park with 422 townhomes, including 55 affordable units. The vote ends local appeals and clears the way for permits.

Summit Real Estate Group paid nearly $600,000 for 40 acres near Newton and plans a $25M speculative industrial project, with construction expected this quarter.

A Manhattan judge found the Core Club in contempt after the club allegedly flouted a court order at 711 Fifth Avenue, escalating its legal fight with developer Michael Shvo.

U.S. existing‑home sales cooled in March to a nine‑month low even as the median price hit a March record; some Bay Area markets are still showing strength.

Neutral sold Bakers Place in downtown Madison for about $37.2M, freeing cash to pay subcontractors while larger legal and financing questions remain.

A 44‑foot‑wide Chelsea mansion at 345 W. 19th St. lists for $24.5M, pairing roughly 8,000 square feet inside with a private garden and a heated penthouse pool. The wide frontage is downtown rare.

A San Antonio legal fight over repairs and lost revenue at a downtown landmark has Landry's seeking more than $1 million and Joeris filing a counterclaim.

Council approved removing a neighborhood overlay on a 0.69‑acre King Charles Road lot, allowing the owner to split the parcel and add multiple homes amid pushback. The vote underscores a broader city debate over density and local protections.

Sovereign Partners is in contract to buy the 40‑story 575 Fifth Avenue in Midtown East for about $380 million, folding the retail condo into the sale.