Scaffolding is down at The Village West and crews are finishing interiors at 525 Sixth Avenue. The 13‑story project will deliver 68 condos and two retail spaces.

A Los Angeles jury ordered Ye to pay $140,000 to a former handyman who sued over injuries and unpaid work at his Tadao Ando–designed Malibu home.

WECO is relocating from Woodland to 3808 Faraday Ave. in Davis, taking about 60,000 sq ft, promising 75 jobs and a roughly $2M buildout.

Boston Properties has filled multiple full floors at 360 Park Avenue South with tenants such as Optiver and Ziff Davis, and company filings show the tower is roughly 59% leased as of Feb. 20, 2026.

Site prep is under way at 6046 W. Comey Ave. for a five‑story, 61‑unit building set aside for low‑ and moderate‑income households. The development qualified for density‑bonus and ED‑1 streamlining.

City staff say large transit-area projects and steady permit activity put Millbrae on pace for a 2,199-unit state target, though timing and permits will decide the outcome.

A newly built six‑building shopping center in south St. Cloud has hit the market for about $27.5 million. Brokers pitch stabilized income and lease‑up upside as Osceola County grows fast.

St. Petersburg has asked consultants to study whether a downtown convention center — possibly on the 86‑acre Tropicana Field site — would make economic sense.

Bank of America signed a 20‑year triple‑net lease for the full office portion and some retail at One Bryant Park, a major vote of confidence for the Bryant Park market.

A Denver printing company has asked the city to reverse a sewer and drainage permit that would allow a QuikTrip gas station steps from the South Platte River. An administrative hearing is set for April.

A $15 million proposal would turn the former Hall on Franklin into 1701, a multi-tenant food, bar and nightlife hub on Yellow Brick Row. The lineup includes a sports social club and a retro dance hall.

Arbor Residences at 3034 Oak Avenue has secured a temporary certificate of occupancy. The Kodsi family completed the five-story, 45-unit project after reviving it from foreclosure.

A narrow Bronx strip north of Pelham Bay Park sits inside the city but lives like Westchester — and the tax bills show it.