A 48,000‑SF office at 450 H St NW near Gallery Place is headed to a foreclosure auction after its owner defaulted on a roughly $10M loan.

Court filings show 100 East Pratt — the Inner Harbor office tower hit by major vacancy after T. Rowe Price left — is in receivership and being marketed for sale. The outcome could reshape downtown’s office future.

Concorde Investment Services will relocate its headquarters to Boca Raton, opening a 9,000‑sq‑ft office at 301 Yamato Road and pursuing a city incentive tied to new jobs.

Shangri‑La‑Dee‑Da, a 58‑acre Gilroy estate with a 14‑acre vineyard and full equestrian facilities, is listed at $10.5 million as a turnkey ranch and events venue. The property includes two homes, multiple arenas, ponds and miles of trails.

Rolling Loud co‑founder Matt Zingler closed a $17.72M sale on Biscayne Point — a two‑home, half‑acre waterfront compound with roughly 150 feet of bay frontage.

Moishe Mana paid $110M for One Downtown, adding another tower to his Flagler District holdings as the city advances Flagler Street work. The deal shifts leasing leverage in downtown Miami.

The Pasadena City Council signed off on a $186 million construction amendment for the Central Library, moving the long-closed landmark into full seismic retrofit with a 2028 reopening target. The vote follows weeks of debate over local-hire commitments and budget safeguards.

BUILD Inc. asked planners to extend entitlements for the stalled 27‑story SoMa tower and to trim on‑site inclusionary housing to 15% as financing stalls.

A lender has asked a court to appoint a receiver and seize the Auburn Boulevard parcel tied to EPIC Bible College after an alleged $2.47M loan default.

Kaiser filed plans to relocate and expand its sports medicine clinic into about 20,700 square feet at 501 J Street in downtown Sacramento. Permit listings describe a clinic, PT gym and support space on the building’s fifth floor.

Knoxville’s City Council approved a master plan to guide development along the South Waterfront downriver area, setting priorities including a riverwalk, housing and a pedestrian bridge.

Anthropologie has leased space at Lulah Hills and is expected to open in early 2027, joining a mix of national anchors and local concepts at the former North DeKalb Mall. The 78‑acre project pairs new retail with thousands of homes and public green space.

Developers are designing whole neighborhoods to resist wildfires, pairing IBHS building standards with HOA rules to slow flames and improve insurability.