Western & Southern paid $10M to acquire the Cincinnati Masonic Center and Taft Theatre, placing the historic downtown venue under local corporate ownership.

The Sky House penthouse at 150 Nassau — built around a four-story stainless-steel slide — has reportedly gone into contract after a $20M listing.

Queen Creek leaders are weighing removing three Pinal County neighborhoods from the town's general plan, potentially leaving more than 1,500 homes outside the town's annexation path.

The Goldwater Institute sued to block Phoenix’s sale of 1016 N. 2nd St to Pennrose, arguing the city undersold public land and handed a private developer a subsidy. The complaint seeks to halt the conveyance and calls the deal unconstitutional.

A Blackstone subsidiary has filed plans to raze four Kent warehouses and build two Class A logistics buildings totaling nearly 470,000 square feet on a 28-acre site.

Demolition has begun at the Palisades Recreation Center as a $40M public‑private rebuild moves forward — and city leaders say the project could reshape how L.A. rebuilds public spaces. The teardown, salvaging of historic bits and the donor‑backed timeline are already stirring support and questions in the neighborhood.

Denver officials and preservation groups are pushing to landmark two historic federal garage buildings in Five Points after the GSA listed them for sale. The move would protect exteriors while allowing interior reuse.

Erie officials reached a tentative deal with SM Energy to sell remaining municipal mineral rights tied to the Draco pad, trading land, cash and remediation promises ahead of a June 16 vote.

Batavia approved a $1 million TIF incentive to help build the Residences at River Pointe, a 72‑unit affordable project at 400 S. River St., with state tax‑credit backing.

Design Mechanical will anchor Creekside Innovation Park with a 129,140‑sq‑ft, 10‑year lease; construction starts in June and a second building remains available.

The former Bubba Gump site at 1437 California St. sold for $1.8M to a Denver LLC tied to Amnon Ben Ari; the buyer aims to reopen a bar or restaurant within months.

A leadership fight at the Dearborn Realtist Board has frozen accounts and put a $700,000 city grant at risk as a Cook County court battle moves forward. The dispute threatens programs Dearborn runs to promote Black homeownership.

Neighbors are pushing back as Hoffman Estates considers rezoning 186 acres at Plum Farms that could allow a third data‑center campus. Public comment is set for Wednesday night.