The PBRB warns roughly $50 billion in deferred maintenance across GSA properties is chilling buyer interest and reshaping redevelopment plans for major D.C. sites.

Foxmeadow Farm, a 50-unit complex at 29 Wall St in Foxborough, sold March 5 for just under $20.4M. Universal Properties paid about $407,500 per unit.

A compact retail project at 11827 SE Loop 410 and a pickupADonly Domino's are the latest signs the Southside's development surge isn't slowing, and neighbors aren't thrilled.

Clermont County issued a record 6,156 building permits in 2025, driven by single-family starts and several large commercial projects. The total is a third straight annual high.

Maui County will mail 2026 assessment notices by March 15; owners have until April 9 to appeal. Ordinance 5913 extends certain Lahaina exemptions through June 30, 2028.

Blue Origin has filed plans for an 800,000-square-foot manufacturing site at Exploration Park on Merritt Island. The proposal, dubbed Project Horizon, would deepen the company’s Space Coast footprint.

A new transit-oriented development opened at the Rancho Bernardo Transit Center, adding 99 income-restricted apartments and commercial space.

The former Turkish Cultural Council building at 500 Revere St. was sold and will be torn down for a seven‑story, 112‑unit apartment project, a new phase of Revere Street redevelopment. City filings show the developer already secured variances but neighbors have pushed back.

Two Uptown Oakland buildings — Telegraph Arts and The Moran — are headed for foreclosure after construction‑era loans defaulted, with lender proceedings slated this spring.

Wilmington-based 9th Street Development is buying two State Street buildings in Kennett Square; 128 E. State will be converted into about 60 apartments while 101 stays office and medical.

A full-floor skypad at 200 Amsterdam is under contract in a deal expected to close near $12M; the white-box unit leaves room for a custom build.

Scotiabank opened a regional hub at Victory Commons One in Uptown Dallas, with city and state incentives, a $20M buildout and plans for 1,000+ jobs.

MV Real Estate Holdings paid $12 million for a Miami office and plans to move its headquarters into the building while exploring redevelopment options.