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.

Aeon has tapped Minnesota Housing deputy Rachel Robinson as its next CEO; she’s slated to start later in March and brings preservation and financing experience.

The Native American Community Clinic will move from its strip‑mall home into a new six‑story building on East Franklin that pairs an expanded clinic with 83 affordable apartments.

An affiliate of Rite‑Hite bought Just Art’s Saloon and two adjacent lots in Walker’s Point, adding to the company’s holdings near its new headquarters. The tiny tavern’s longtime owner died in August 2025.

The city announced BuildReady, a program funded by a $2M HUD grant that will produce free pre‑approved plans for two‑ to four‑unit homes and subsidize demo builds.

SWACO is advancing a major expansion in Grove City that local reporting says will total about $22M and add an environmental education center and new offices. The authority has closed its administrative building as renovations begin.

A wave of newly delivered warehouse and flex space pushed New York industrial asking rents into negative year‑over‑year territory, boosting tenant leverage across the metro.

El Segundo’s mix of lower rents, seaside perks and creative office conversions has triggered a wave of relocations and investor interest, reshaping the South Bay office map.

Keeley Properties has started work on the Iris, the first apartment building inside Cortex, promising new housing and ground-level retail near City Foundry.

A temporary Cavs‑themed basketball court is headed to Meet Me Here Plaza this summer as part of the Riverfront development.

Prologis plans to remake the 20‑acre Caltrain railyards into a high‑rise transit neighborhood anchored by an 850‑foot tower and thousands of homes. The filing kicks off environmental review and a years‑long approvals process.