Court filings say a prominent Honolulu broker had sex with his assistant in dozens of listed homes, triggering dueling lawsuits and renewed regulatory scrutiny.

Honolulu’s planning office rolled out a priority‑review fast‑track that gives CivCheck‑cleared residential permits a quicker route into prescreen, cutting review times by weeks.

Sacramento set the annual rent cap for covered units at 8.6% effective July 1. The city also says landlords may raise rent only once every 12 months.

Anaheim officials broke ground on the long-vacant "Sinkin’ Lincoln" corner, launching 39 Commons with In‑N‑Out, Dave’s Hot Chicken and the city's first Dutch Bros. in phased retail openings.

Folsom paid $1.55 million to buy two Historic District parcels totaling about 1.92 acres near its corporation yard and will hold the land for future affordable housing. The purchases come as the city advances planning to relocate the corp yard.

A $131.5M CMBS loan on 2 Washington Street was moved to special servicing after Sonder's collapse, complicating refinancing and a Moinian landlord lawsuit.

Demolition has begun at the Los Altos School District's 11.7‑acre '10th site' in Mountain View, clearing a former shopping center for a TK–8 campus aimed at fall 2028.

A $21M loan will finance a seven‑story, 73‑unit condo at 148‑150 Green Street in Greenpoint, with the developer targeting a 2029 finish.

Brixmor bought two grocery-anchored Texas centers — a College Station H‑E‑B site and a Whole Foods‑anchored Houston center — part of $164.3M in Q2 buys.

Sonoma County’s certified assessment roll hit $131.7 billion on July 2, 2026, widening the tax base that supports schools and local services.

Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital West has kicked off a more-than-$120M renovation of its West Nashville campus, promising upgraded ORs, imaging and expanded transplant services.

Zar Property NY paid $28M for 118 West 22nd Street, a 12‑story Flatiron building, with roughly $19.6M in financing arranged. The seller was Adlie Associates.

New Jersey-based Walden Group paid $57M for three Phoenix-area golf clubs; Thompson Golf Management will continue operating them under a multiyear deal.