Mack has hired CBRE to sell a $100M nonperforming loan tied to the Bently Reserve at 301 Battery St, creating a rare debt play for a landmark FiDi property.

Plans filed with state regulators propose a $231M replacement for Touchette Regional, promising expanded mental‑health and specialty care plus linked housing and workforce projects.

Crews demolished a long‑vacant, three‑story warehouse at 324 S. Front St., ending a years‑long standoff over blight tied to developer Tom Intrator.

Norton Raceway Park will not open for 2026 after its property sold to a neighboring mulch business. Dozens of track items will be auctioned online March 27–April 2.

A Tarrant County jury ordered Abigail Kampmann to pay roughly $20.2M to her former partner after finding she hid land deals tied to San Antonio’s IH‑10 dealerships. Appeals and more lawsuits are still pending.

Valir Health paid $3.6M for a three-story Midtown OKC medical building at 1226 N. Shartel Ave to support and expand its PACE senior-care services.

The New Palestine Town Council voted 5-0 to approve a $99,500 planning contract and letter of intent to begin master planning for a proposed 79‑acre town center south of U.S. 52.

Doc's All American will return to its Atlantic & Swinton corner as part of City Center Delray, where developers say the diner will be preserved and new office and retail space will be added.

The $44.5M Essential Services Complex in Northville Township added a second fire station and widened six‑minute coverage across the township.

Marietta's City Council approved a land-and-cash deal to host Atlanta's NWSL training complex at Franklin Gateway, part of a $100M-plus redevelopment push. Construction is expected ahead of a 2028 debut.

A Texas firm paid $102 million for Orland Ridge, a 294‑unit build‑to‑rent in Orland Park completed in 2023, underscoring continued investor appetite for Chicago suburbs.

A Swervo-backed cannabis operator will convert a 50,000-square-foot Blaine warehouse into cultivation, processing, shipping and retail, adding about 40 jobs.

Avon Lake’s Planning Commission will review a zoning plan to turn the former power plant into apartments, parkland and restaurants while blocking some retail types. The vote will shape one of the region’s last lakefront parcels.