Jeff Swickard paid $10.5 million for the Five Oak building next to Big Pink, a steep markdown that underscores deep downtown office vacancies and his long‑term repositioning plan.

Mayor McCarty’s Streamline Sacramento adds virtual inspections and instant issuance for minor permits, but builders say staffing and code fixes are still required to hit housing goals.

DHA and the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless announced plans for up to 135 income‑restricted supportive family units on a vacant Federal Boulevard parcel, with deep affordability and a late‑2027 target start.

A two‑building, 60,000‑square‑foot retail addition and a four‑acre park are under construction at Yonkers' Cross County Center, the developer says.

Selig Enterprises is in early talks to redevelop roughly 1.75 acres on Ponce de Leon into housing, retail and greenspace, with a tentative 14-story concept. Neighbors and longtime tenants are watching the rezoning steps closely.

Federal planning and a sources‑sought notice point to a 1.6M‑square‑foot VA hospital in the South Texas Medical Center that could replace Audie L. Murphy. Local leaders and the Army Corps are mapping next steps.

A $77 million building permit was filed for Eli Lilly’s Concord campus expansion, covering interior upfits and packaging and injectable-line work. Local contractors are already on site.

Cerus has broken ground on Ascalon Medical Office Park — a 4.4‑acre, 45,000‑SF medical campus on Williams Drive that targets surgery, imaging and emergency care and aims to open to tenants in 2027.

Neighborhood Healthcare secured financing to rebuild its Lakeside clinic — a $7.8M overhaul tied to a $10M capital campaign to expand services across East County.

Manulife has put the 40‑story 55 West Monroe on the market; JLL is pitching the 815,074‑sf Loop tower for lease‑up or conversion to apartments or a hotel.

Michigan Central will open The Michigan Central Mezz in April — a 17,000-square-foot, members-only coworking floor on the Station's mezzanine that adds desks, conference rooms and campus access.

Denver City Council approved a rezoning to allow a 63‑unit income‑restricted building next to the Tramway Nonprofit Center. Neighbors objected but a petition fell short.

A New York investor has bought several senior‑living campuses across Northeast Ohio under the Meadow Falls banner, including large facilities in Richmond Heights and Rocky River.