A Redondo Beach developer has proposed a multistory self-storage building at the former Papa Cristo’s corner in Pico Union, promising retail and sidewalk upgrades while dividing neighbors. The Pico Union council voted to back the plan.

Disneyland plans to tear down office space and build a new 6,000‑space parking hub with a pedestrian bridge over Harbor Boulevard.

Wentworth will resume small annual PILOT payments to Boston as the BPDA signs off on a major Pike Residence Hall and a broader campus master‑plan amendment. The deal pairs modest cash with $5.2M in community benefits.

Gov. Maura Healey has ordered a study of whether easing the two‑stair code could open small mid‑rise lots to new housing. Advocates point to a 2024 report that estimates the change could unlock roughly 130,000 units in Greater Boston.

The City Planning Commission cleared a 1,000-unit project at Row DTLA, replacing surface parking with housing, retail and 114 very-low-income apartments.

Bruklyn Builders' David Halberstam has a memorandum to buy two Williamsburg lots — a U‑Haul site and a former gas station — to build roughly 45 rentals.

StreetEasy’s analysis shows late spring offers the most choices in NYC: May peaks for listings, June for open houses, and May/October for price cuts.

Ocean Bank financed Nexus Leah, a new 189‑unit apartment project beside Hialeah’s Tri‑Rail/Metrorail transfer station.

Ladder Capital has taken title to three East Harlem rentals once owned by HAP Investments after a judicial foreclosure tied to a 2021 mortgage. Court records name HAP founders as guarantors.

A SoMa office building jumped to roughly 98% occupancy after three recent AI leases, tightening the market for prime downtown space.

A Los Angeles investor paid $32 million for the Lucky that anchors Lakeshore Plaza in the Sunset District, a 1031 exchange that highlights demand for grocery‑anchored assets.

Charney filed to add about 50 condominiums to 95 Rockwell Place, proposing to fund Nevins Street subway upgrades in exchange for extra floors. The application would push the tower above 50 stories if approved.

NYC's emergency housing vouchers face expiration; HPD extends aid for 2,000 families, but NYCHA lacks funds for 5,500 households.