Welcome Group has moved its headquarters to the 12th floor of 515 Post Oak Boulevard in Uptown Houston as the developer scales up its portfolio.

A Grand Rapids investor bought 1 Park Row in late 2025 and is marketing the remaining units as luxury rentals, while public records and reporting show different sale prices. The transfer was quietly recorded and several high‑end units are already listed for lease.

City inspectors flagged visible blight and rodent problems at 27 South First St., a foreclosed downtown parcel once slated for a 24‑story tower. Officials are weighing fines and enforcement.

A judge cleared the way for foreclosure on the landmarked Gorham Building at 390 Fifth Avenue, ending a short court pause and reviving a lender-owner fight over the property's debt.

Hillstone secured a demolition permit to raze the shuttered Donovan's on Camelback, clearing a path for redevelopment on a prime Biltmore corridor corner.

A Dallas developer's plan would add 248 apartments, 15,000 sq ft of retail and a parking garage to downtown Arlington; council will consider a $3.9M incentive package on March 24.

Brooklyn logged 23 luxury contracts and about $69 million in signed deals last week, led by a Fort Greene townhouse and a Williamsburg penthouse. Sellers are seeing faster turnarounds as days on market dip.

Surprise’s 85387 and north Phoenix’s 85054 cracked MovingPlace’s March hot list as buyers chase new homes and jobs across the Valley.

State and MTA officials opened an RFP for 1119 Pacific Street in Crown Heights, seeking proposals for roughly 300 units including at least 75 affordable homes.

CADA’s board workshop sketched a potential docket that includes a condo conversion and new R Street housing, with nominations due April 24 ahead of a May 7 event.

City Council rejected a neighborhood appeal Monday, allowing a 46‑unit Oak Knoll development to advance to final design review amid protests over trees, massing and parking. The project includes six below‑market units and one level of underground parking.

A Denver judge awarded Welton Street Café more than $1 million after a long, delayed renovation dispute with the contractor behind its Five Points buildout.

The 2022 Mira Mesa plan steered growth toward jobs and transit — now 3Roots is delivering roughly 1,800 homes, commercial space and large new parks.