Furnished, month-to-month “co‑founder rooms” are popping up in San Francisco — founder-focused crash pads that bundle utilities and workspace but raise legal and community questions.

Hundreds of neighbors turned out as Francis W. Parker unveiled a plan to rebuild a Belden building, add a pedestrian overpass and DarkSky‑certified field lights — and many pushed back. The proposal includes an affordable‑housing pledge but has reignited old property fights.

Melvin Mark Investors and Jeff Swickard paid just under $70M for 200 SW Market amid a MetLife foreclosure. New lease deals lift the building toward about 85% occupancy.

Tepetonka opens this summer near New London as Minnesota’s first fractional‑ownership golf club, pairing an OCM‑designed course with on‑site lodging and member amenities. The club limits ownership to 100 members and sells rounds as pre‑purchased shares.

A developer has part of the Mall at Wellington Green under contract and a proposal would convert the former Nordstrom into roughly 620 apartments.

Toll Brothers and Tri Pointe closed on 445 acres north of the Grand Parkway and plan roughly 919 single-family homes with lakes, parks and a mix of lot sizes.

A Butler County jury awarded Spooky Nook $3.3M in compensatory damages in a lawsuit against a former Champion Mill hotel owner, complicating the site's legal battles.

KA Residences plans an invite-only collection of wellness-driven "sky villas" near River Oaks with in-unit Merkaba suites and prices starting around $3.5M.

Franklin BSP Realty Trust closed April 1 sale of a 471‑unit Raleigh apartment complex, converting its largest foreclosed asset into a financed, income‑producing investment.

Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz sold their Cobble Hill townhouse for about $12 million, roughly double what they paid in 2017. The trade highlights the premium for deep‑lot brownstones.

Mortgage financing is in place for the third residential phase at River's Edge in Medford, clearing the way for a seven‑story, 224‑unit apartment building. This financing moves the riverfront master plan closer to construction.

Knightvest Capital bought Ardan West Village, a 389‑unit Uptown high‑rise, and plans a value‑add renovation while terms were not disclosed.

A Chula Vista realtor's viral video shows an alleged squatter living in a home she purchased; eviction took nearly 10 months amid a court backlog.