A weekly roundup shows 121 recorded sales in Will County and several three‑bedroom homes closed under $400K, led by a Manhattan sale at $375K.

Bethany Senior Terraces opened in East Flatbush with 57 affordable, all‑electric apartments for seniors, including 18 supportive units and a hydroponic greenhouse.

Three finalists pitched competing visions for the former CYD site on MLK Drive — a food‑hall hub, a wellness campus, or an arts‑anchored building — with a committee recommendation due June 1.

A new analysis finds University Park homeowners could net roughly $542,641 by selling a family home and buying a two‑bedroom outright, ranking the Dallas enclave sixth nationwide.

Nolbert Brown Jr. is proposing roughly $10 million to revive the long-closed Logan Theater as the Cicely Tyson Performing Arts Center. The plan promises Broadway-style shows, a jazz dinner venue and preserved historic details, but permits are pending.

Marriott’s Edition is in talks to convert lower office floors at 875 North Michigan into a 350‑room hotel, repurposing roughly 400,000 square feet on the Magnificent Mile.

FAA filings submitted May 21 show a roughly 695‑ft tower at 20 NE 8th in Miami Worldcenter. City permit records list a 65‑story, 705‑unit rental building under review.

UMass Amherst tapped a development team to plan a phased modernization of campus housing that emphasizes affordability and new amenities.

Lori Ann Farrell will lead LACAHSA beginning July 6, 2026, as Measure A funds and the agency’s first financing awards start to move across Los Angeles County.

Floyd Mayweather says a former associate siphoned $175M from his jewelry, property deals and a private jet.

Realtor.com data show median asking prices under $300K in six Rust Belt metros, widening options for buyers priced out of coastal markets.

A 93‑unit "Lois Lofts" is proposed for a two‑acre South Tampa lot at 5210 S. Lois Avenue; filings and news reports differ on whether 40% or all units will be affordable.

A Rio Capital–Triangle Capital partnership bought The Legacy, a roughly 353,000‑sq‑ft mixed‑use center at Loop 1604 and U.S. 281 that includes fitness, dining and entertainment anchors.