Probate filings show the estate of longtime Milwaukee landlord Will Sherard totaled about $29 million, complicating judgments and fines tied to years of housing complaints.

The Harlan will add 370 market-rate apartments at Briarwood Mall alongside a Harvest Market and new retail.

City Council cleared rezonings for two mid‑rise projects in Ukrainian Village and Bucktown, opening the way for 70 new apartments and renewed construction activity. The approvals came amid a broader restart of the city’s zoning pipeline.

CBRE Global Investors received Crestmont Residences in a deed‑in‑lieu from TerraCap, transferring the 228‑unit Marietta complex amid maturing 2021–22 loans. The move highlights rising refinancing pressure on vintage multifamily deals.

Excavators are tearing down Bar‑B‑Q King on Wilkinson Boulevard as the site prepares for a planned bank branch.

Dulles Town Center owner Srini Chavali paid about $8 million for the J.C. Penney building at Fair Oaks Mall and plans to lease or subdivide the anchor space. The move gives a local investor control of a major parcel at the Fairfax mall.

Safe-Guard Products International is touring Perimeter office buildings as it considers relocating its Atlanta-area headquarters from Sandy Springs.

Cohen & Steers' nontraded REIT paid about $61.2M for Winslow Bay Commons in Mooresville, a 268,000‑sq‑ft open‑air center anchored by Target and national retailers. The deal was done via a joint venture with Sterling Organization.

Red Hawk will move smoking into a new pavilion and convert most of its casino floor to smoke‑free play while opening a 4,600‑sq‑ft bingo room. Construction is already underway on the bingo space with the pavilion due early next year.

City filings show a Los Feliz house could be demolished for a six‑story, 100% affordable building that would deliver 40 studio and one‑bedroom units. The project may move quickly under the city’s ED1 streamlining rules.

USA Properties Fund paid $11.5M for a Centerville parcel that will fund Centerville Plaza — planned as a 290‑unit, 100% affordable development with phased financing.

Navajo planners have reinstated a subcommittee to re‑examine blasting, dust and permit issues at the Mission Gorge quarry after neighbors reported stronger blasts. The panel will gather technical findings and recommendations this summer.

A 1.2‑million‑square‑foot warehouse tied to Amazon would straddle Arlington and Marysville, prompting concerns about water, power and traffic as officials begin interlocal reviews.