Vornado says it leased about 3.7 million square feet in Manhattan in 2025, led by PENN 2 and a planned redevelopment at 623 Fifth Ave.

Green Harvest Capital bought the Standard on Main in downtown Akron and says it will add dining and entertainment under a plan called Project Beacon.

The City Lights North Block at 633 Parkway Drive has topped out, delivering 187 affordable apartments as part of Wingate’s redevelopment and backed by Invest Atlanta financing.

Zumper's neighborhood data names Parkchester the cheapest NYC neighborhood, with a median near $1,800 and big annual savings for renters who look beyond Manhattan.

A UF study and city data show Jacksonville has added affordable units, but tens of thousands of local renters remain cost‑burdened and stretched by rising rents.

Seattle’s City Council voted unanimously to begin transferring proceeds from the voter‑approved social housing tax to the Seattle Social Housing Developer, unlocking the first major public funding for the program.

Clay County is reviewing plans for a new Dunkin' at East Canaveral Trace and Resilience Way in Oakleaf Plantation. The application shows a 1,380‑sq ft drive‑thru shop with 12 parking spaces.

Echelon at 1200 N. Cahuenga is rising in Hollywood, promising bungalow‑style creative offices, production suites and rooftop decks on a mid‑block lot northwest of Santa Monica and Vine.

A 42‑story Loop tower at 73 E. Lake sold for about $126M to a group including Intercontinental and Magellan, reshuffling downtown multifamily ownership.

Crescent Heights is converting 2460 Peachtree into Panorama Buckhead, listing renovated one‑ and two‑bedroom condos from the low $300,000s.

Artemis Real Estate Partners paid $36 million for Grand Living at Tamaya, a 2019‑built, 171‑unit senior community near Kernan and Beach boulevards. The acquisition includes a $29.35M mortgage.

Two 32‑unit North Aurora buildings filed Chapter 11 after revenue dropped and lenders moved in. Brokers are marketing the pair as a packaged sale.

Real Capital Solutions paid $132.5M for 401 N. Michigan Ave, choosing stabilized quality over deep‑discount lease‑up plays. The purchase could shift pricing for Chicago's best office towers.