Minneapolis-based Onward Investors has taken ownership of a 306,000-sq-ft Alpharetta office campus that’s roughly 45% leased. The deal follows a loan-to-ownership play amid high local vacancy.

A new report finds Glendale stretches a $400K budget farther than other Valley cities while Scottsdale buyers get noticeably less square footage. Local listings and market context explain why.

Marcus & Millichap sold a 122‑room Comfort Suites in Cary; the buyer plans to convert it into an extended‑stay Hilton near RDU and Research Triangle employers.

The Corner, a 111‑unit mixed‑use development on the old Tiger Stadium site in Corktown, is being marketed for sale with its retail row and apartments.

Popular Bank has sued Joseph Chetrit, saying he missed months of mortgage payments on his Upper East Side townhouse. The filing adds to mounting creditor pressure on the family.

Houston's medical office rents have been flat, but a plunging construction pipeline could finally let landlords push rates if absorption holds.

A $24.9M Manhattan Beach listing touts a terrace as a 'front-row' perch for beach volleyball — but LA28's official schedule lists beach volleyball in Long Beach.

Vacancies for storefronts under 1,000 sq. ft. spiked in Dallas–Fort Worth in Q1 2026 after Salad and Go scaled back, creating an unusual glut of tiny retail boxes. Landlords and investors are watching whether other quick‑service concepts will move in fast enough to steady rents.

Conroe-Montgomery home sales dipped 3.6% in February even as median prices rose in six ZIP codes; 77356 saw a 27% jump to $462,000 and longer listing times.

Ann Arbor authorized notice to issue up to $35M in bonds to help finance a 20-story, 330-unit affordable tower at 350 S. Fifth Ave. City officials say millage and state support will help close the gap.

Developer Synergy landed roughly $51.17M in public‑private financing to convert One Chestnut Place into 198 apartments, a project billed as the state’s largest office‑to‑housing reuse. State awards, a MassDevelopment bridge loan and a Washington Trust lead loan make the deal possible.

Aria Communities landed roughly $53M to finance Skyview at Aria, a 338‑unit apartment project in Monroe, moving construction toward an October 2027 delivery.

Dave & Buster's paid $3.937M for 33 acres in Viera and plans a 26,168‑sq‑ft restaurant-and-arcade, its first Brevard County location.