Bulldozers are down at the old Lutheran Medical Center as E5X begins demolition for housing, retail and a potential city hall land swap. The project will be phased and include preserved historic buildings.

A Downtown Jamaica site across from the LIRR sold for $25.5M; approved plans call for a 359‑unit, 306,454‑sf retail and apartment building tied to a 35‑year abatement.

Drexel has an agreement to sell the Arnold T. Berman building on North Broad after permits were issued to convert the 11‑story medical office into about 90 apartments. The buyer has not been publicly identified.

After nearly 50 years, Shorenstein handed 45 Fremont to Madison Capital; the buyer plans an amenity‑led retenanting of the 34‑story Financial District tower.

A Dallas Express public‑records review found the Texas Real Estate Commission produced no internal policies or data showing how it verifies applicants’ immigration or work‑authorization status.

A judge ordered Casa Blanca co-founders to open company books and deposit about $1.3M into court amid investor claims of improper payouts. The order restrains disputed withdrawals.

A $105M refinance from BH3 clears the way for Casa Cipriani, a 19‑story Cipriani‑branded condo and hotel on Collins Avenue in Mid Beach.

Lyra Therapeutics surrendered its Watertown and Waltham leases and will pay about $2.5M in termination fees as it winds down operations.

Parkview Properties paid $13.1M for 73 Starr St., a 24-unit Bushwick building in an off-market sale brokered by Bijou Equities.

Burlington broke ground on a nearly 2-million-square-foot automated distribution center in Buckeye’s Westpark 360 park, officials say it will open in 2028 and create thousands of jobs.

After a years‑long seismic overhaul, Tacoma’s Old City Hall is starting to welcome tenants — a women‑focused coworking operator and a clutch of small local firms are among the early signees. Phase 1 commercial space is online while apartments and amenities follow in later work.

Site work is underway at 119 Pharr Road as Veridian Buckhead's first phase brings eight modern townhomes ahead of a planned condo tower.

Olive Garden and LongHorn Steakhouse are slated for Calallen’s Nemec Towne Center, part of a multi‑pad retail buildout that represents more than $6.2M in restaurant investment. Construction is set to begin late May–June 2026 with openings expected in late 2026 and early 2027.