Artivion bought roughly 160,000 square feet in Austin for about $20.3M, converting leased On‑X facilities into company-owned manufacturing space.

A 130,000-square-foot grocery-anchored center in Lucas is already seeing brisk leasing interest, with a Tom Thumb under construction and pad sites moving fast.

An AI-driven wave of data centers has put roughly 2 GW into CPS Energy’s queue, forcing plant purchases, a Spruce conversion, and urgent transmission upgrades. Local planning and climate goals are colliding with near-term reliability needs.

Steven Roth is selling the former Alexander’s site in Rego Park to Northwell Health for about $235.5M, pumping a vacant retail block and 1,200‑space garage into the state's biggest health system.

A judge sided with Delmar Maker District property owners in a lawsuit alleging lead contamination that forced Brew Tulum's Central West End closure.

The Georgia House approved HB 1166 to allow 400‑sq‑ft accessory dwelling units statewide, sending the bill to the Senate amid infrastructure and investor concerns.

China Bell, a Grove City institution since the late 1980s, will close as the property is readied for a new development.

TexasBank used a $23.6M credit bid at a foreclosure auction to take developer-owned units at Bleu Ciel, extending Harwood International’s run of foreclosures into residential holdings.

A coalition of Midtown businesses is proposing a special taxing district to pay for block-level street repairs along Locust and nearby stretches.

TECO’s longtime downtown building at 702 N. Franklin St. is listed for sale as its Sarasota-based owner plans a major renovation. The move tests downtown’s ability to replace a large office anchor.

Southern Land replaced a near-term construction loan with a $145M refinance for The Josephine, stabilizing the Rittenhouse Square tower’s capital stack.

Justin Timberlake‑backed 3's has filed for permits to redevelop Pebble Creek Golf Course in Indian Trail, targeting a lit par‑3 venue with a 'Grubhouse' restaurant. Neighbors and town planners will now vet the plans in upcoming hearings.

The Royal Group is lining up roughly 64,600 sq ft in Oakview Business Park for storage, light assembly and foam-in-place production; the plan commission will review the proposal on Tuesday.