Chicago sued the firm that ran a mass auction of hundreds of vacant lots after the sale fell far short of projections, leaving hundreds of parcels unsold.

New renderings show a proposed nine‑story mixed‑use building at 27 East 4th Street in NoHo, adjacent to the Merchant’s House Museum. Preservationists warn the project could imperil the fragile landmark.

Salisbury chose two nonprofits to transform the former Kesler Mill into roughly 150 mixed‑income homes, moving a long‑stalled brownfield toward housing for seniors and working families.

Methodist Healthcare is pouring hundreds of millions into new towers, ERs and a South Side site to ease chronic overcrowding and keep more care inside San Antonio.

Skidmore’s updated plans for 375 Lafayette show a terracotta‑clad 19‑story tower with roughly 200 units and 50+ affordable homes, but neighbors and preservationists are pushing back. An LPC review is set for March 10.

The Sonoma Planning Commission voted to 'go‑slow' on rezoning the Sebastiani Winery parcel, recommending agricultural zoning remain until project specifics and the General Plan are settled.

Pop Mart has leased the Slash building at 3534 Hayden Ave in Culver City, establishing a Los Angeles corporate hub in the Hayden Tract creative district.

Skokie trustees approved a 68‑townhome plan for the former Arie Crown site, but neighbors say the project trades on‑site affordable units for a cash payment.

The City of Coral Gables signed two leases at 2020 Ponce totaling nearly 10,500 square feet while a 16,424‑sq‑ft full floor remains available. Brokers are marketing the last full‑floor as a headquarters opportunity.

Razny Jewelers bought the Oak Street building it has leased and will combine it with the lot next door to build a much larger Gold Coast flagship with new showrooms.

Newmark will market 130 Mercer after Empire State Realty Trust’s $386M purchase; three full floors — about 112,600 sq ft — are being offered in SoHo. The sale‑leaseback keeps Scholastic on site while ESRT repositions the asset.

State officials say roughly $39.2M in MEDC RAP funding will fund 80 apartments in Battle Creek and a new artisan market and office project in Detroit.

The 10‑story Metropoint tower at 435 Ford Road sold at an unusually steep discount to its last sale, thrusting redevelopment plans into the spotlight.