Flux has signed an anchor lease at 340 Bryant St, turning a vacant SoMa office into a new AI headquarters after the building's sale in late 2025. The move is part of a broader wave of AI leasing in the city.

Ethos Real Estate purchased The Crossings in Sunnyvale for about $67.7M — roughly $457K per unit — a small premium over 2018 and a sign of stabilizing South Bay pricing. The buyer plans deed‑restricted affordability at the site.

Zoocade has taken a 32,900‑square‑foot warehouse on Middle Fiskville, turning the space into America’s first holographic zoo and arcade with a 60‑foot tunnel and party offerings.

The Giants rolled out a broad Oracle Park refresh on Thursday — a reworked Willie Mays Plaza, new food concepts and festive alternate uniforms are headed to the waterfront this season.

SL Green closed a $1.7 billion mortgage to refinance One Madison, converting construction-era exposure into longer-term capital as leasing momentum accelerates.

Heather and Terry Dubrow paid $13.75M for a Century City penthouse beneath their Cavalli-designed pad; combining the two units would create roughly 10,854 sq. ft. of living space.

Activision Blizzard renewed its lease at 9825 Spectrum Drive, keeping Building 1 of Davis Spring Corporate Center fully occupied in northwest Austin.

Partners Capital paid $43.1M for Powers Ferry Business Park, launching Opportunity Fund VI and planning upgrades to the 261,949‑sf flex campus near Truist Park.

Lenders have pressed a foreclosure action on the Helmsley Building at 230 Park Ave as RXR pursues restructuring, new capital and conversion options.

Brokers have started marketing apartment towers in River North and the Gold Coast as investor interest in well‑located Chicago rentals stays steady. Listings may set new downtown pricing benchmarks.

Fouquet's and Barrière Group will anchor Miami Design Residences with an 85-room hotel, 143 Chipperfield-designed condos and multiple dining concepts.

A Bronx Mitchell‑Lama co‑op has opened a waitlist with studios starting at $15,745. Low buy‑ins come with monthly maintenance and eligibility rules.

Fargo-based Great States Development has purchased The Copham, a 120-unit warehouse-conversion at 607 Washington Ave. N., further expanding the firm's North Loop holdings.