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.

Round Rock's mix of housing types, parks and affordability is drawing millennials and setting off a wave of development and roadwork.

Peccole Plaza near Summerlin sold for $38.6M to local developers; the 161,978‑sq‑ft center remains fully leased to national anchors. New owners say no immediate changes are planned.

Cozen O'Connor will take two full floors at Wells Fargo Center after merging with Moss & Barnett. The firm is targeting a consolidated Minneapolis office in Q2 2027.

A Federal Circuit win left roughly 1,500 landlords — including an Arlington owner — negotiating with the Justice Department over compensation tied to the CDC eviction moratorium.

Griffin Partners moved up delivery of its 112,145‑sf North Graham Exchange in north Charlotte, with broker listings now showing a late‑2026 arrival. The change could free up mid‑size industrial bays sooner than expected.

LeFrak paid $180M for the 36‑story Harbour at New River, acquiring 337 waterfront apartments in downtown Fort Lauderdale as rents and concessions shift across South Florida.

Developers filed plans to replace a two‑story funeral home at 69‑67 108th St with an 11‑story, 59‑unit mixed‑use building that includes ground‑floor retail and some affordable apartments.