Align Real Estate filed plans to redevelop the Hayward Park Safeway at 1655 El Camino Real into nearly 400 homes with a replacement grocery at ground level.

A Texas developer secured entitlements to build four luxury estates on about 10 acres beside the Ritz‑Carlton Palmeraie in Paradise Valley.

Annie Segal has listed her renovated Toluca Lake estate for $9.995 million. The restored 1950s property includes a pool house, sauna and nearly three‑quarters of an acre.

Developers confirmed Bamboo Sushi, ROOM and PORCH, Zara Nail Bar and Edward Jones as new tenants at The Switchyard, the 10‑acre mixed‑use district in Queen Creek. The project also includes national names like Snooze, Shake Shack and Postino.

A Midtown landlord has filed to add a four‑story digital billboard to the Herald Center, a move that would test decades‑old sign rules and reshape 34th Street's look.

EdgeCore trimmed its Mesa campus by roughly 800,000 square feet and reworked the project into a two-building plan that Mesa planners will review.

Alcoa has begun tearing down the Intalco smelter at Cherry Point, ending the Pacific Northwest’s last primary aluminum operation. Regulators opened a cleanup comment period through April 15.

A four‑lot Grand Street assemblage sold for $13.5M, creating a North Brooklyn price benchmark and the prospect of a 55‑unit rental on the site.

Another Story, from the operators of Björk Cafe, will occupy 6,500 square feet on the D&D Building's 14th floor and is due to open late this spring.

An anchor tenant sued CityPlat over a lease at the former Kmart on Western Blvd., creating near‑term uncertainty for the 12‑acre redevelopment. The case could slow leasing while the project moves forward.

Eight Midwestern universities will share space at 625 Second St. under Third Coast Foundry to connect campuses with Bay Area startups and venture capital.

A 1925 Spanish Mission–style estate that backs onto Observatory Circle is asking $10.75M, with an indoor pool, elevator and a secure lower level. The property's location next to the vice president’s residence is the key selling point.

A new video shows Arizona's first Buc‑ee’s taking shape at I‑10 and Bullard. The 74,000‑sq‑ft travel center aims for a June 2026 opening.