A retired Princeton ENT and his wife closed on a Central Park West condo for $24.8M that was previously owned by an offshore company linked to a 2013 Hong Kong insider‑trading finding.

RiverGate Mall posted a final goodbye after 54 years as city and developers prepare to replace most of the 57‑acre property with housing, retail and offices.

A 70-unit condo is proposed at 910 Webster, replacing Webster Oaks and promising 20% affordable units plus rooftop amenities as it heads to a pre-screening review.

Two landlords agreed to stop using RealPage’s rent‑setting software in North Carolina, a move AG Jeff Jackson says will affect Charlotte‑area renters. The deals join earlier settlements and federal action targeting algorithmic pricing.

Brandywine plans to sell up to $300M in office assets, putting underperforming Austin buildings that are roughly 74% occupied on the market.

County supervisors say the Sacramento City Council’s delay is blocking an audit and interim leadership at the regional housing agency, putting repairs and projects at risk.

A developer has asked Sycamore to allow a recreational dispensary at 1598 DeKalb Ave., but the site sits inside the city’s buffer zone and would require a code change.

Austin is considering rezoning about 374 acres of UT‑owned land across from The Domain to make room for a medical center and life‑sciences development.

The Texans will anchor an 83‑acre Toro District in Bridgeland, with 22 acres for a 325,000‑sq‑ft headquarters and county support through a $150M TIRZ.

Golden Gate University plans to shrink its physical footprint in San Francisco, concentrate in-person classes into twice-a-semester "campus weekends," and expand global online programs as redevelopment plans at 536 Mission advance.

Atlanta‑based Jamestown will lead asset management and development at Camp North End’s 76‑acre campus as ATCO and Shorenstein stay involved. The move could speed new leases and programming.

Chicago investor Mesirow paid $218M for Twenty20, a 355-unit tower in Cambridge Crossing, adding a near‑fully leased building to its growing multifamily fund.

Two Creeks, Two Rivers and Mishicot asked Manitowoc County for a one‑year pause on new data centers while officials study water, energy and zoning impacts. The move forwards a county review and possible consistent rules.