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DFW appraisal rolls this spring are patchwork — some values fell while others rose, and May protest deadlines are closing in for many homeowners.
Global Net Lease will acquire Modiv Industrial in an all‑stock $535M merger, adding a 42‑property industrial portfolio and a Raleigh precast plant.
A Kassouf-affiliated investor bought 800 Superior, raising fresh questions about tenants, the attached garage and whether the tower will be reworked or re-leased.
Filings peg Skanska's planned 31‑story Starling in Montrose at about $110M, with roughly 340 units and roughly 30–31K square feet of retail. Timelines in public filings and marketing materials vary.
Over 150 Novi residents oppose a Robertson Brothers plan to rezone 31 acres for 161 townhomes, citing wetlands, privacy and traffic as the council prepares an eligibility review.
Hambden Township broke ground on an $8.75M, grant-funded fire station that officials say will double crew space and add a community polling room.
Durham is directing $1.75M to a pilot that offers low-interest loans to homeowners to build ADUs that must be rented affordably for 30 years.
Salem cleared a 340‑unit apartment building for the Salem State South Campus as part of the Forest River Residences plan. Developers say the mixed‑income project could start construction this summer.
The Palm Island parcel where Capone once lived is under contract at $23.5M, moving a controversial teardown toward a new waterfront build.
Zurich's U.S. real estate arm paid $32.8M for 394 Pacific Ave in Jackson Square, adding another boutique office to institutional portfolios in San Francisco.
Council approved a $234,050 refund to a developer, boosted Kona Low storm recovery funding and referred a 'houseless' housing bill to committee. Oversight and recovery money were the focus.
City data show licensed short-term rentals are up and STR-related hotel-occupancy tax collections have climbed, as platform rules and a new licensing portal roll out.
A 233‑room La Quinta in Bloomington sold for $9.75M — $4.5M less than its 2022 sale, signaling a pullback in local hotel values.
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