The owner of the 261‑room Royal Sonesta Chicago River North has put the hotel at 505 N. State Street on the market, a high‑profile listing for downtown Chicago. Investors will watch the sale as a test of demand for large urban hotels.

West Village Commons in Carrollwood sold for $14.9M to Zar Capital Group. The 60,234‑sf center is shadow‑anchored by EoS Fitness and was marketed by RIPCO.

An Edmond family says national landlord American Homes 4 Rent left their rental in disrepair, then filed an eviction after the family withheld rent while repairs lagged. A public adjuster called the house "barely habitable."

Shorehaven, a 722‑unit, three‑tower waterfront project on Tempe Town Lake, has opened preleasing with the first tower available mid‑April and lease details now live. The development pairs high‑rise housing with retail and waterfront amenities.

Hyperscale Data says it will buy 48.5 acres and expand its Dowagiac campus, but local officials and neighbors say they were blindsided and no permits have been filed.

Washington Center at E. 120th and Washington Street sold for $10.23M to a local investment firm. Brokers point to below‑market rents and nearby housing growth as upside.

Oceanside asked staff to return with tighter plans and cost estimates for a proposed police shooting range and training center as planners juggle sites, price and health questions.

Fraser closed on the former Slumberland property at 7801 S. Xerxes Ave and will convert the roughly 35,000‑sq‑ft building into clinical, career and employment services, with renovations starting this month.

An investigation finds unpaid fines and modest settlements have left New York City's crackdown on illegal short‑term rentals undercut. Legal wins are real, but the cash collected often isn’t.

Red Oak Capital provided an $8.4M bridge loan to convert the former WeStay Suites at 140 Holiday Blvd into an 87‑unit apartment community in Covington.

840 Woodrow’s framing topped out in Oakland City, setting the stage for 326 homes, subsidized retail and a planned Beltline spur aimed at boosting jobs and local shops.

Franklin County’s convention authority is launching a campus master plan to explore new hotels, better connections and major upgrades at the Greater Columbus Convention Center.

NDHC will preserve 20 apartments and add 138 new units on North Pearl in Uptown, with the land deal closing this week and construction starting in April.