Clarion Partners is marketing a 31,078‑square‑foot Midtown Nashville office at 2300 Charlotte Ave; the asking price is undisclosed.

State bills would add a 4% excise on short‑term rentals and deposit proceeds into a Community Land Trust Fund to buy and preserve permanently affordable homes. The measures shift collection toward platforms and could start Jan. 1, 2027.

Gov. Josh Stein signed Executive Order No. 36 directing state agencies to coordinate to boost housing supply, cut red tape and expand access to affordable homes across North Carolina.

The Crossings at White Marsh in Perry Hall sold for $67.1M in an April transfer to Rose Valley Capital. The deal marks another suburban multifamily trade in Baltimore County.

Clark County broke ground Monday on a $93M replacement for its aging 1983 fire training center, adding a burn tower, training building and new Station 88.

Evanston adopted a 134‑page Housing4All plan that aims to preserve affordable homes and add thousands more while updating zoning to allow ADUs and missing‑middle housing.

An eight‑acre Los Altos Hills estate at 27500 La Vida Real is listed near $37M, featuring a retractable‑roof pool and infrastructure built for heavy tech use. The asking price underscores tight high‑end inventory in the Bay Area.

GFP Real Estate signed more than 43,000 s/f in new leases at 520 Eighth Avenue, adding theater, nonprofit, medical and storage tenants to the Midtown tower.

Brandywine is set to spend about $31M renovating a former IBM tower at Uptown ATX as IBM moves to The Domain; the upgrades aim to make aging offices lease-ready.

A Denver investment firm has bought two San Antonio‑area apartment communities and plans upgrades and more regional investment.

After decades assembling their Dakota co-op, Tribeca founders Jane Rosenthal and Craig Hatkoff cut $25.1M from the original ask. The 6,000‑sq‑ft pad is now listed at $13.9M.

A Trimark‑affiliated company sold the 116‑room La Quinta in Federal Way for $14.5 million. County filings list Goldsona Hospitality Group LLC as the buyer.

A new City of Boston study shows the Jackson Mann site could host a BCYF center and separate housing; Mayor Wu set a May 28 meeting as neighbors press for bigger funding.