City closes roughly $214M to finance Sol on Park, an 18-story senior housing project at Morris Houses that will add about 228 affordable apartments with move-ins expected in early 2029.

A $109.7M land purchase in Saratoga has nudged a decades‑old vineyard project forward, shrinking the scheme to 64 homes while adding 12 deed‑restricted ADUs. The sale ties up a contentious parcel near Chester and Allendale avenues.

Shorenstein bought the Moore Building in Midtown’s Music Row, an amenity-rich, newly delivered office tower anchored by TikTok. The purchase expands the firm’s Nashville footprint amid steady demand for premium office stock.

Rithm Capital is arranging a $415M refinance for 31 West 52nd Street that will retire existing debt and fund leasing obligations, with a July 15 closing target.

Katherine Heigl listed her 25‑acre Oakley estate for $10.6 million as the family downsizes to a nearby Victorian farmhouse.

A proposed data center would seek millions of gallons daily from Cedar Creek Lake, prompting suspensions and technical review by utilities.

L.A. City Council shelved a wide plan to exempt new apartment projects from Measure ULA, keeping the transfer tax intact while advancing a narrow Palisades sale exemption.

TruAmerica bought the 244‑unit WestLink at Oak Station in Lakewood and plans unitwide interior upgrades as it boosts its Colorado holdings.

Miami‑Dade posted on X that Florida Statute 125.0103 prevents local rent control and that landlords can raise rents with proper notice. Tenants should check notice timelines and seek help if they suspect retaliation.

Site Selection magazine has honored the Fort Worth Economic Development Partnership with a Mac Conway Award after a run of large projects at AllianceTexas and beyond. Local officials say the recognition validates the city’s recruitment push.

Council approved nearly $50M in tax abatements for five projects that officials say will create jobs and preserve more than 1,200 local positions.

PepsiCo has leased the million-square-foot PointSouth warehouse in Hutchins, ending months of speculation the site might become an ICE detention center.

Kennedy Wilson paid $237M for Carraway, a 421-unit West Harrison complex, expanding its East Coast multifamily platform.