A 20‑unit complex at 1401 N. Granite Reef Rd sold for $10.275M — about $513,750 per unit — setting a Phoenix‑area record for its size.

Welltower paid $32.2 million for an assisted‑living community in St. Johns County, marking the Toledo‑based REIT’s second local seniors‑housing purchase in months.

CHOP paid about $17.5M for the former city medical examiner building at 501 S. University Ave and plans to demolish the roughly 69,000‑sq‑ft structure.

Fifth Third has picked a Steele Creek site for a new branch as part of a plan to add eight Charlotte locations by 2028. The move ties into a broader Southeast expansion push.

The Stanford Court, a landmark Nob Hill hotel, is back on the market with brokers saying the offering is "fully unencumbered." The relisting follows lender litigation and deferred capital needs.

Construction crews have started work on a six‑story, 37‑unit ED1 affordable building at 1734 S. Barrington in Sawtelle, replacing a 1950s triplex.

Milwaukee Public Museum says it has raised $212M toward its new Nature & Culture Museum of Wisconsin, bringing the $240M project closer to opening in early 2027.

Limbach Holdings will shift its corporate headquarters to Tampa, where nearly 40% of its corporate staff are already based. A ribbon-cutting and local donation are planned next week.

A Holt-linked company bought the Battalion’s historic South Alamo firehouse, adding a new owner to a development corridor near Hemisfair. The restaurant remains open for now.

A Rentometer analysis reported March 3 shows Scottsdale’s median three‑bedroom single‑family rent at about $3,500, widening the gulf with cheaper Arizona markets. Higher incomes and owner‑heavy housing help explain the premium.

A zoning filing would replace the Giordano’s at 1040 W. Belmont with a five‑story, 28‑unit mixed‑use building that includes two retail spaces and six affordable units.

Partners Real Estate was named exclusive leasing agent for 1000 Main as downtown Houston preps for streetscape upgrades and a nearby office‑to‑residential conversion.

State senators advanced SB1431 to preempt many municipal design rules on new single‑family homes, setting up a fight between affordability advocates and neighborhood preservationists.