Two ARS Developers projects — a shopping center and a Class A flex campus — are set to break ground in Pflugerville, together representing about $45 million in investment.

Princess Lee Radziwill’s famed Fifth Avenue duplex is under contract at $13.5 million, closing the market run that began with a summer 2025 listing. The buyer and final sale terms remain private.

Chimera Investment signed a 15‑year lease at 1 Rockefeller Plaza for roughly 22,000 square feet, expanding its Midtown headquarters footprint. The deal locks in space on the 32nd floor and parts of the 33rd and 34th floors.

Tasting‑room and wine‑centric storefronts on First Street are giving way to boutiques, cafes and other non‑wine retail as big hotel and condo projects reshape downtown. Brokers and city records show the market is shifting fast.

Elk Grove HVAC distributor Slakey Brothers plans to more than double its local footprint, a major development for the city's industrial corridor.

7 Brew has requested a design review permit to open a drive‑thru kiosk in Roseville, joining a recent wave of small, car‑focused coffee stands under review.

Thousands of new apartments are slated for Sonoma County through 2028; vacancy may ease but affordability pressures will persist.

A 113,930‑sf Class A distribution building at 6260 Mango Ave in Fontana sold for $30.2M to a New Jersey clothing distributor, underscoring demand for modern logistics space in the Inland Empire.

El Cajon has instructed staff to explore buying Parkway Plaza and is using planning grants and consultant studies to map redevelopment options for the 80‑acre site. Officials say the work is exploratory but could lead to a multiyear acquisition and reimagining process.

Ceremonial shovels hit the ground Tuesday as Chicago broke ground on a privately financed 22,000‑seat stadium at The 78. Community groups pressed for housing and transit commitments.

A BlackRock‑connected entity listed a 206,500‑sq‑ft Torrance industrial building at $102M as South Bay sales and record institutional buys push local benchmarks higher.

Microsoft terminated NDAs with four West Michigan towns, freeing officials to discuss proposed data‑center plans as local scrutiny intensifies.

Honolulu realtors are expanding the HOPE program with agent certification, commission credits and state mortgage tools to help more Oʻahu families buy homes. The push pairs training and lender access with workshops starting in March.