The mortgage on Coach’s Fifth Avenue flagship was moved to special servicing amid default fears, putting pressure on one of Midtown’s highest-profile retail corners. Lenders and owners now face fast-moving decisions.

Haywood County commissioners approved a USDA-backed loan of more than $78 million to build a new high school, clearing a major financing hurdle despite a split vote.

San Francisco AI firm Hightouch signed an ~18,000‑sq‑ft lease at 275 Seventh Avenue, nearly doubling its Manhattan footprint as the company scales in New York.

Aurora lawmakers advanced a repeal of board‑structure rules after the Housing Authority won an appellate ruling; the move aims to ease financing worries for local affordable projects.

City records and the developer show a 27.27‑acre tract at 2575 W. Dublin‑Granville Rd is slated for 474 apartments and townhomes next to Don Scott Field.

Alquist 3D won a $1.6M state grant to open a robotics and R&D hub at Newlab in Detroit, promising new jobs and training tied to 3D construction.

Demolition is nearly finished at the former Motorola campus and public filings suggest a major chipmaker could take space at Baker Development's AZUL Campus. The project remains subject to long-term Superfund cleanup and city approvals.

Harbor Associates and Farallon paid $81M for the 280,000‑sf Yorba Linda Commerce Center, a nearly fully leased small‑bay industrial park with 10 buildings and 83 units. The off‑market sale was financed with a roughly $56.3M loan.

A 119‑unit Ocean Parkway building in Midwood sold for about $23.5M, city filings show. Records list an LLC tied to investor David Brecher as the buyer.

A developer has filed plans for roughly 145 apartments at Sunnyside's former Jehovah’s Witnesses assembly hall. Community Board 2 is weighing zoning and cultural-space questions.

Tishman Speyer has sent the $450M loan on International Square to a special servicer ahead of its August maturity, highlighting refinancing strain in D.C.’s office market. The move follows years of slipping cash flow at the three‑tower complex.

AvantStay will manage short-term rentals at Nexo Residences, a 254-unit condo in North Miami Beach opening Q3 2026, promising hotel-style management and tech-forward amenities.

A $12.6M permit clears the way for a nearly 199,000‑sq‑ft Class A warehouse at 11096 Cabot Commerce Circle on Jacksonville's Northside. The project joins other logistics builds near I‑295 and the port.