Nvidia converted four leased office buildings and an adjoining parking garage into company-owned space in 2025, folding roughly 500,000 sq ft into its Santa Clara campus.

Broadcom’s 1.1M‑sq‑ft Stanford Research Park campus was sold to a Harvest–TPG partnership and industry coverage says the site could attract a major tech tenant. Buyers plan to reposition the campus for multi‑tenant lease‑ups.

A Texas federal judge has blocked a Treasury rule that would require title and settlement agents to report the beneficial owners behind all‑cash real estate purchases.

The historic Breuner Building at 2201 Broadway sold to B3 Investors at roughly an 80% discount, highlighting investor interest in Oakland's distressed office stock.

David Weinreb’s five‑level Waiea residence in Ward Village is set to go to auction March 26–April 9, listed at $13.8M and offered through Concierge Auctions.

Oakley approved a 164‑acre industrial campus at a former vineyard after the developer removed a proposed data center. The plan calls for roughly 3.1 million square feet and promises thousands of jobs.

The Morton family has listed their single‑story Ridges estate in Summerlin for $19.5M. The nearly 10,000‑sqft home backs to Red Rock Canyon and comes with resort amenities.

W.F. Gormley & Sons sold its longtime Midtown chapel at 2015 Capitol Ave to Pappas Investments and will relocate to Riverside Boulevard in Land Park. The deal ends a 129-year Midtown presence.

Marin County says the 2,000‑seat Veterans' Memorial Auditorium will reopen in January 2027 after completing the first phase of renovations. The county approved an $18.9M upgrade to modernize systems and accessibility.

Burlington will move into a former Rite Aid on La Brea Ave, joining Superior Grocers as off‑price retailers backfill vacated big‑box space.

A 75‑year‑old Mayfair shopping center at NW 50th and May sold for $17M after a Class‑A repositioning and a national marketing push. The buyer is an affiliate of Humphreys Capital.

Five major projects — a mass‑timber HQ, 214 affordable units, a MAPS‑funded family justice center and more — are reshaping downtown Oklahoma City.

DTLA Alliance rolled out a public‑private "Path of Progress" aimed at sprucing downtown corridors and activating storefronts ahead of FIFA 2026 and the LA28 Games.