Northmarq placed roughly $13.7M in bridge financing for Innerbelt Business Center in Overland, backing Fountain Real Estate Capital's plan to lift rents as leases roll.

Ohio State agreed to buy about 16 acres next to its Dublin outpatient center, but the deal comes with a firm start‑by deadline: construction must begin by the end of 2031 or the city can reclaim the land.

Cranes and semitrucks are stacking finished apartment modules at 112 Vera Ave., accelerating a seven‑story, roughly 176‑unit affordable housing project in Redwood City. The factory-built approach is shaving months off a typical timeline.

The Society Hotel is listed for sale at $4.5M, and owners say post‑pandemic pressure pushed the decision. Neighbors and business owners are weighing what the sale means for Old Town's fragile revival.

Marbella condo residents reported their building shook Wednesday night; town inspectors paused nearby construction and crews were called in to investigate.

Hillsborough County has authorized contract talks for a $70M, multi‑court fieldhouse at the MOSI campus — a keystone of a planned $2B redevelopment with construction eyed for late 2026 and a 2028 opening.

Terreno signed new and renewal leases totaling 233,000 sq ft at Countyline Corporate Park in Hialeah, filling two buildings and extending occupancy into the 2030s.

Taylor Morrison sold 139 future home lots in Elk Grove’s Wildhawk project to land‑banker Millrose for more than $20M, shifting who controls the pace of new homes. The deal could alter the timeline for deliveries in the neighborhood.

Trevato has begun building 415 apartments at the former Adventure Landing site, including 30 affordable units and ground‑floor retail. Pre‑leasing is expected in 2028.

A state audit finds the NYC Department of Buildings is taking longer to clear routine plan reviews and inspections, citing staffing and budget shortfalls.

Thames Street Wharf landed a $65.7M five‑year refinancing arranged by JLL; Morgan Stanley anchors the building and the loan gives the owner time to manage near‑term maturities.

Boston is weighing whether landlords should be required to keep apartments cool as heat waves intensify, a move with big cost and equity trade-offs. Policymakers must balance tenant safety, retrofit expense and enforcement.

A contractor suit and a landlord notice have put the DDDA‑backed Denver Immersive Repertory Theater's opening and public loan under scrutiny.