A 1.3M‑sqft conversion of Chelsea’s 1891 Terminal Warehouse won a 2026 CoStar Impact Award after a tricky retrofit that kept a freight tunnel and reclaimed centuries‑old timbers.

SpaceX is reportedly negotiating a major lease at the Port of Brownsville that could add manufacturing space and dock capacity to support Starbase operations. Port minutes show confidential talks under a project code‑name.

Tredway's $88M purchase locks 602 Ocean Park units into rent stabilization and funds major repairs and resident services.

A 30,572-square-foot retail and restaurant plaza is planned near Boerne Town Center off I‑10, with construction set to begin in October 2026.

A North Bay Road waterfront mansion at 4340 North Bay Road sold for $23 million; the seller is named as chiropractor Amir Kermani.

Manufacturing demand is softening asking rents for factory space in Las Vegas while bulk logistics deals keep absorption high in Apex and North Las Vegas.

POAH will invest about $40 million to rehab 94 senior units at Corcoran Place in Austin, using federal and state backing to preserve long-term affordability.

Costco purchased about 2.1 acres next to its Polaris warehouse in north Columbus, adding land that could be used for fueling, parking or an outparcel near I‑71 Exit 121.

Neyer Properties and Uptown Rental are partnering on an $80M, 3.7‑acre mixed‑use riverfront project in Bellevue with a planned 2026 groundbreaking.

Bubbly Food Hall in New Albany will close next Tuesday amid a lenders' lawsuit and steady vendor departures. The building is in receivership and vendors are scrambling for new spots.

County filings and developer materials show Target will anchor Farmington Crossings, a new 316,000‑sq‑ft retail center at Hwy 67 and Woodlawn Drive.

Foley & Lardner will move its Jacksonville office into One Tower Court, taking the entire fifth floor and relocating about 44 attorneys and 60 staff into roughly 25,000 sq ft.

A volunteer committee has pitched an $87 million plan to condense and modernize Olmsted Falls schools, citing aging buildings and state funding rules. The board will review the recommendation in spring 2026.