A 16‑story downtown office tower at 411 Seventh Ave has been placed into receivership after refinancing failed and Duquesne Light arranged a large relocation, raising the prospect of a sale or restructuring.

Cushman & Wakefield has sued Sotheby’s, saying it’s owed about $10.2M after the auction house sold its Upper East Side HQ to Weill Cornell. The suit disputes whether a commission agreement was honored.

A 101‑year‑old Laurelhurst waterfront home at 3048 E. Laurelhurst Dr NE sold off‑market for $14 million, according to local reporting and MLS records.

A $30M stormwater-and-park project and a nearly finished turf field anchor Robbins' pitch to developers as Mayor Darren Bryant declares the village open for business.

PG&E has started construction on the Momentum substation in west Placer to feed the Placer One development and Sacramento State’s planned Placer Center. The county says phase one is due in 2027.

Uber has leased space at Four106 in downtown Bellevue, a deal that more than doubles its Seattle‑area office footprint and hands the tower a marquee tenant. The move underscores renewed demand for modern Eastside offices.

Seattle City Light warns five proposed data centers could require major grid upgrades after estimates showed a combined maximum demand of 369 megawatts.

Pro-Air has leased a 186,878‑sq‑ft Arundel Distribution Center at 350 Winmeyer Ave in Odenton to centralize fabrication and BIM operations. Company leaders say the move will boost production speed.

A new state transit housing law could allow more than 40,000 homes in Campbell, touching nearly a quarter of the city and prompting council moves to shield historic sites. Officials and residents are weighing infrastructure, parking and local character tradeoffs.

A GMT Exploration application would place 12 wells near County Line Road; Arapahoe County is accepting public comments through April 22, 2026.

Millrose Properties paid $8.85 million for six acres on Dickerson Pike, adding another major land play to the busy Nashville corridor. The Lennar spinoff’s purchase follows a string of local rezoning and development filings.

Taylor city council rejected a developer’s mixed‑use plan for 293 townhomes and about eight acres of retail, telling the team to return with a complete redesign.

An apartment complex near Geodis Park traded at about a 30% discount from its 2022 price, creating an estimated $23 million loss and highlighting a local market reset.