City leaders and CalWest broke ground on Citrus Bay Park, a half-acre, citrus-themed pocket park tied to a 244-home development on the former Sears site. The park is part of the 535-acre Chula Vista Bayfront master plan to add parks, trails and public access.

Enclave has purchased the former Macy's furniture site on France Avenue and plans a multi-building redevelopment with housing, offices and street-level retail.

RFR is reportedly pursuing a roughly $130M refinancing on a landmark Manhattan hotel, Green Street reports. The move comes as hotel deal flow returns to NYC.

Amazon will recruit technicians and engineers at TMCC next Monday for a new data center at Switch’s Citadel Campus. Sessions include on-site assessments and fast-tracked interviews.

HB 311 would create a Homebuyer Workforce Tax Credit, letting some employers contribute up to $5,000 toward a first-time buyer's down payment or closing costs.

The CRA is weighing proposals to redevelop the Manassas Market site at 544 Jackson Ave., and reporting says an unnamed grocer may anchor the mixed-use plan. Community leaders hope the project restores local access to fresh food.

County and state leaders broke ground in Santee on a $28.1M conversion at Edgemoor to add 12 acute psychiatric beds; the unit is slated to open in May 2027.

A $40M modernization at Roseville High will add a pool, two‑story classrooms and six tennis courts — largely paid for with developer fees.

White Rock Corporate Campus in Rancho Cordova is leasing much faster than nearby parks — its vacancy runs about half the local average. The five building campus credits amenities and anchor tenants for the difference.

Small‑bay vacancy in Salt Lake City jumped to about 10.9%, driven by millions of square feet of sublease and fresh deliveries reshaping leasing dynamics.

Pitbull has filed plans to build an eight-story Mr. 305 headquarters on the site of his childhood home in Wynwood. The Rilea Group-developed project is headed to city design review.

Coherix has relocated its North American HQ to a 25,000-square-foot facility in Ann Arbor, adding an Innovation Center and new engineering roles. The expansion includes a university partnership for hands-on training.

BASIS Independent has filed to convert 525 Race St. into an 89,400‑sqft high school for up to 800 students, including a new gym and staggered start times. City review and traffic mitigation are next.