Wichita-based Occidental Management closed 37 transactions totaling 951,144 square feet in 2025, led by Fiserv’s major renovation at the Aspiria campus in Overland Park. The deals combine a marquee tenant with several mid-size leases that are filling out the campus.

Commissioners are set to advance a plan to turn Church Street into a curbless festival street; Phase 1 begins this spring and later work continues into 2027.

A Boucher Brothers–Major Food Group plan called Pier Park would replace Nikki Beach at 1 Ocean Drive when the lease expires in May; the club's owners are contesting the move in court.

GE Vernova paid about $70M for a 750,000‑square‑foot Amcel Center warehouse in Rostraver Township. The company has not yet disclosed plans for the space.

County officials unveiled plans to build up the Salt Palace, add a second ballroom and use a land sale to fund renovations. Construction is slated to begin in 2027 and wrap by the early 2030s.

Neighbors packed a Cedar City hearing as planners reviewed a 640‑acre Antelope AI data‑center proposal that raised water, dark‑sky and power concerns. The county can attach conditions before forwarding a recommendation.

City planners say closing four TIFs will return about $15M to the tax rolls. Whether homeowners see relief depends on levy and spending choices across taxing bodies.

A Detroit-based Berkadia team handled 34 multifamily transactions in 2025, totaling about $576.2M and including several large suburban portfolio sales. The performance earned the group regional Top Broker recognition.

Renovated legacy towers and mid‑rise offices in Houston are finally recording net move‑ins as trophy space tightens and conversions reshape supply.

A 33‑acre Yonkers waterfront parcel long home to the Domino Sugar refinery is on the market and could support roughly 2,650 homes plus retail and cultural space.

Residents at The Hendrix say temporary valet, distant lots and disputed package fees haven't fixed the parking crunch after a garage collapse. Engineers are still assessing damage.

Gov. Hochul announced a $9.96M state package to help Clay take 163,095 square feet at 11 Madison, creating 498 jobs and backing $50M in R&D. The deal pairs a major Flatiron lease with performance‑based tax credits.

Scott Gottlieb closed 58 leases totaling about 2.3 million square feet in 2025, including Universal Music’s move to PENN 2, UN consolidations and an Invesco extension.