Affordable‑housing winners say steep amenity fees in new mixed‑income towers lock them out of gyms, lounges and pools. Tenants and advocates want clearer rules.

Hudson Pacific posted a $572M loss for 2025 after a costly Quixote write‑down, even as office leasing rebounded and the REIT sold assets to shore up liquidity. Leadership says more disposals and deleveraging are coming.

The Bergen's five‑figure rents and rapid leasing have StreetLights Residential scouting metro Phoenix for another ultra‑luxury rental project.

Vanderbilt quietly pitched a 40‑acre 'innovation' neighborhood to Nashville business leaders, promising labs, housing and public space while neighbors raise traffic and height concerns.

A Bloomberg analysis finds wealthy buyers are combining townhouses into double‑wide mega‑mansions, erasing hundreds of rental units and reshaping neighborhoods like the West Village.

A 24.5‑acre retail center anchored by EOS Fitness is planned at 99th Ave and Indian School Road to serve fast‑growing West Valley neighborhoods.

A Mitchell‑Lama co‑op in Far Rockaway is up for sale with one‑bedrooms listed around $15K; applications via NYC Housing Connect close March 16, 2026.

Montefiore filed city plans for a 20‑story medical pavilion in Morris Park that would add hundreds of beds and an expanded emergency department. The project requires rezoning and city review.

Grange in Katy has introduced 40‑foot lots and a J. Patrick model, moving starting new‑home prices into the $370,000s and widening entry‑level options.

A TDLR filing pegs Daniel Corporation’s Hartwin Bulverde at about $64.6M, making it one of Bexar County’s priciest multifamily builds. The 350‑unit complex is partially occupied while carriage homes finish construction.

A commission vote on Feb. 25 advanced Yorke Lee's expanded plan for 174 apartments at 800 San Antonio Road, sending the design to review and closer to City Council. The project removes ground-floor retail and relies on puzzle-lift parking.

UCare has listed its Northeast Minneapolis headquarters for sale as regulators wind down the insurer and Medica prepares to assume contracts. The move could affect payouts to hospitals and the future of the Stinson campus.

A global company is reportedly weighing a move to Tom Dundon's Lenovo Center development in Raleigh, a decision that could bring thousands of jobs and reshape the city's office market.