Unions picketed 31 Milk Street on Thursday, saying contractors on the planned office‑to‑apartments conversion are paying workers too little. The protest raises fresh questions about labor standards tied to public incentives.

A private investor paid $41M for the 21,565‑square‑foot retail condo at 500 N. Michigan on the Magnificent Mile. The package includes Bank of America and Chick‑fil‑A.

Vacancies and concessions are rising across Brooklyn's office market. Landlords are turning to refinancing, prebuilt suites and flex operators to keep space occupied.

A Centennial couple sued Unison in federal court, saying the company’s “no‑debt” equity pact is really a loan that could leave homeowners owing far more than they received.

Terian Group's 336-unit Emi on 50 is set to break ground in Mills 50 this month — a $92.5M tower with rooftop amenities and Japandi design.

Residents at The Evanston in Norwood say a former manager diverted rent payments and eviction notices followed as CMHA and advocates press for answers.

Columbus approved a $296K contract to replant riverbank trees as part of the Our River…Our Riverfront overhaul, clearing the way for bank stabilization and planned dam removal.

Renters in Lincoln Park and Lakeview are increasingly offering thousands over listed rent as high-demand units lease within days, squeezing the local rental market.

Pierce County announced roughly $11 million to support acquisition, rehab or new construction of rental housing for households at or below 60% AMI. Proposals are due May 15, 2026.

A private MoveDetroit coalition will distribute $500K+ in benefits to 313 people, including limited $15K stipends and $1K relocation grants, to keep and attract residents.

Corebridge has sold its final two Texas Aloft hotels, shifting ownership to regional operators who now face renovation work and a soft San Antonio market. The moves finish an exit that began after the firm’s 2015 purchase.

New York State mailed 144 buyout notices to Mastic Beach homeowners under the Blue Buffers program; applications are due April 30, 2026. The offers would convert flood-prone lots to protected open space.

Arlington Mayor Jim Ross says the city is finalizing a lease extension that could keep the Dallas Cowboys and AT&T Stadium in Arlington through 2055.