Bedrock named Dan Whalen managing director in Cleveland as the firm moves its riverfront, Tower City and Rock Block plans toward construction. Whalen brings local mixed‑use experience.

A California attorney has closed on the Regalia penthouse in Sunny Isles for roughly $20M. The three‑story, six‑bed unit offers wraparound terraces and 360‑degree ocean views.

A Beverly Hills title fight centers on Kimora Lee Simmons and a $25M home tied to the 1MDB scandal.

A newly built Tesla delivery and service center in Valencia sold for $33 million to Sukut Real Properties, reflecting steady investor demand for long‑term, net‑leased auto assets.

Miami-Dade has launched its seven‑year CDMP review and is holding workshops and an online survey to shape housing, transit and environmental protections.

A City panel approved $14.5M in TIF for Hub 32, advancing a five‑story, 51‑unit affordable housing and retail project at 132 N. Kedzie while council approval is pending.

A nonprofit filed plans for a six‑story, 94‑unit fully affordable workforce building at 2147 San Pablo Avenue — the third big proposal for the parcel. The application invokes AB 2011 and the state density bonus to speed approvals.

A House bill filed Wednesday would let Utahns use the state’s first‑time homebuyer aid on existing homes, expanding a 2023 program that so far applies only to new construction.

Meta broke ground on a 1GW, $10B-plus data campus at Lebanon’s LEAP District, promising thousands of construction jobs, community grants and major infrastructure spending.

The North End estate at 1610 N Ocean Boulevard — once listed near $78M — went under contract this week, the priciest pending listing in Palm Beach County. The move comes amid a busy stretch for the island’s luxury market.

Ritz‑Carlton-branded residences are planned at 551 Bayshore Drive: 83 waterfront homes with hotel‑style service and prices reportedly starting near $2.5M.

LendingTree data show renting in the Seattle metro ran roughly $900 cheaper monthly than owning in 2024, a short-term win for renters amid persistent affordability gaps.

More than 100 Bronx buildings were added to the city's Alternative Enforcement Program round, joining 250 properties flagged for severe housing‑code violations. The move puts hundreds of local units under closer enforcement.