Prairie Township has scheduled an inspection of Alpine Village Apartments after tenants reported mold and broken appliances. Officials say responsibility for repairs falls to the property owner.

A 20,000‑sq‑ft Tudor at 3711 Lexington is going to auction as Larry and Joyce Lacerte downsize to a Knox Street high‑rise.

An application from Colossus Data Center Advisors seeks to put a compact data center inside the Starbucks Center in SoDo, arriving amid Seattle’s new pause on large data centers.

Scannell Properties paid just over $32 million for roughly 130 acres off SR 85 in Buckeye, reviving plans for a stalled industrial park and adding momentum to the West Valley's logistics boom.

A nominal land transfer from Universal set the stage for Catchlight Crossings, a 1,000‑unit mixed‑income community with on‑site services near Epic Universe.

A plan to redevelop the long-vacant Barclay Plaza would add about 105 apartments while preserving the historic lobby. The proposal is slated for a Planning Board hearing on July 7, 2026.

Prosper and Celina posted 254 home sales in the 12 months ending May 2026, a marginal dip from last year as midmarket homes dominated transactions. Local infrastructure and rising listings are shaping the pipeline.

Gretna broke ground on a $4.4M AM Plaza at 1411 Claire Ave that will house an expanded August Moon, a new Hoang Law office and nearly 100 parking spots. Construction is slated to finish in 2027.

A preliminary landmark recommendation for Bryn Mawr Avenue paused demolition of a 1909 Edgewater building, complicating Harlem Irving’s roughly 95‑unit redevelopment; a final vote is expected in early July.

Cross Regions has filed for about $1M in site work at the former Westside Plaza and plans a phased mixed‑use conversion that begins with renovating the Office Depot building.

Project Big Lakes won a planning nod in DeKalb and would place a 186,000‑sq‑ft plant at Fairview and Macom, promising 150–300 onsite jobs.

Tishman Speyer will manage leasing and property operations at a roughly 490,000‑SF South End life‑sciences campus that includes 321 Harrison and 1000 Washington.

HPD unveiled a $1B Supportive Preservation Program to finance repairs, tax relief and low-cost loans aimed at stabilizing roughly 30,000 supportive units across the city.