A 30-townhome plan near Caltrain is testing California’s new housing law in ultrawealthy Atherton. Six units are designated affordable.

JAMS is taking 55,000 square feet at Rudin’s renovated 3 Times Square as Manhattan office leasing accelerates.

Louisville’s housing inventory has returned to pre-pandemic levels, giving buyers more choices and negotiating room without triggering a major price drop.

A fully renovated five-bedroom Greenpoint townhouse has gone into contract for $6 million, topping Brooklyn’s luxury deals for the week.

A 12,350-square-foot Crystal Cove estate has sold for $38.9 million after months on the market. The double-lot mansion includes ocean views, an infinity pool and a nearly 1,900-square-foot guest house.

A SoHo gallery says a sudden indoor cigar ban destroyed the business model it built into a pricey 10-year lease.

Crescent Real Estate’s 200 and 250 Columbine property secured $65 million in new financing from SouthState Bank. The Cherry Creek North building also has a former restaurant space on the market.

Providence Real Estate has acquired Beck at Wells Branch, a 576-unit North Austin apartment community slated for targeted upgrades.

Hines plans a 250,000-square-foot office tower, 302 apartments and 50,000 square feet of retail across from SouthPark Mall.

A West Palm Beach waterfront mansion led Palm Beach County’s latest luxury contracts with a $23.5 million asking price. The week produced 19 high-end deals totaling $128 million.

A former St. Bede Episcopal Church site in St. Petersburg could become 14 affordable Habitat homes, with construction planned for 2027.

Bay Ridge’s former hospital and St. Nicholas Home may soon give way to a 676-seat high school, despite years of neighborhood objections.

Hermitage’s only Wendy’s is moving a short distance north, with a smaller restaurant planned and the current site expected to become an Arby’s.