A Missner Group–Cabrera Capital joint venture bought an eight‑acre city lot in Back of the Yards for $3.3M and plans a $24M industrial building expected to create 120 jobs.

A 643‑unit NoMa complex anchored by a 50,000‑sq‑ft Harris Teeter is on the market, marketed by CBRE for owner Nuveen. The sale tests appetite for grocery‑anchored multifamily in D.C.

Webull moved its headquarters from New York to St. Petersburg and bought a 157,755‑sq‑ft Carillon Parkway building, citing talent and quality of life over Miami's crowded market.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani reopened city-backed ADU financing and opened an application window through June 12, 2026. The Plus One pilot offers up to $395,000 per homeowner but will initially reach only a small number of owners.

San Antonio’s public draft points to the Martin Marietta San Pedro quarry in Stone Oak as a long-term redevelopment site, pairing mixed-use hubs with aquifer and infrastructure protections. An open house is set for March 26.

Developers revived plans for 729 apartments on the former Long Beach City Hall lot, trimming retail and asking the city to honor a 2016 affordability deal.

PulteGroup is developing The Bluffs on the Guadalupe — a 155‑acre gated community in New Braunfels with one‑acre homesites, river access and a lounge pool. The build follows a 2025 auction of the land.

Dalian Development is under contract to buy the GSA's Regional Office Building at 301 Seventh St. SW, a rare, transit‑adjacent redevelopment parcel in Southwest D.C.

Prospect Square at 1025 Prospect Street in La Jolla Village sold for $10.3M, a sign of strong demand for coastal retail and mixed-use assets in San Diego.

Four years after the overhaul, San Diego’s 42 community planning groups have more participation but less formal sway — organizing early remains the best defense.

Iron Mountain is eyeing a multi‑building data center near Samsung’s Taylor megafab, raising fresh questions about power, water and roads in Williamson County.

A Georgetown developer plans a nearly 10-acre retail and light-industrial project near Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and U.S. 183 in far East Austin. The proposal arrives as industrial availability in Austin has climbed.

A six‑acre Hayward warehouse that had been leased to a manufacturer is now being marketed by JLL amid strong East Bay industrial demand.