Arizona secured a $1 million settlement with Weidner to fund renter aid and curb algorithmic rent‑setting, the attorney general says.

Amazon bought a 1.09 million-square-foot West Jefferson warehouse in a roughly $95 million deal, moving a major logistics asset into its Ohio holdings. The property was developed by Pizzuti and delivered in 2022.

Suffolk is repositioning its West arm to build factories for AI and robotics firms as hardware startups move from lab to commercial production on the Peninsula. The contractor is reallocating staff and partnerships to capture that work.

The Lohengrin Foundation is awarding $15 million to build two West Side community centers — a multi‑sport complex in North Lawndale and a five‑story hub in Little Village. Organizers say the grants should help unlock additional funding and speed construction.

The Flats at Sugar Run, on the former Salvation Army campground in Delaware, will begin leasing in March with tours already underway and early-March move-ins.

Greystar bought two Avana communities totaling 639 units in South Florida and lined up $150.8M in financing across two separate deals.

A duplex penthouse at 1122 Madison Avenue entered contract for $89.5M, on track to set a new Upper East Side condo record. Early sales at the building have already topped $360M.

A controversial Napili mansion once called a “monster house” is being marketed in 25% shares, reigniting debates over permits, height limits and whether co‑ownership skirts rental rules.

After separating from Polaris and selling a majority stake to Carolwood, Indian Motorcycle chose Golden Valley for its new headquarters, keeping the brand in Minnesota.

Triangle Capital secured a $61M refinancing for Energy Centre at 1100 Poydras, taking steps to steady the 39-story tower after a 2024 foreclosure.

Trustees approved $12M to design a new welcome center, advancing UC’s Uptown campus buildout and adding to nearly $1B in campus projects.

Sunhaven opened on 1400 S. Nellis Blvd with 50 apartments that pair Housing First supports and vouchers to serve extremely low‑income residents in Clark County.

Greystone arranged $80.9M to recapitalize and rehab a 640-unit portfolio across 10 rural North Carolina properties, pairing USDA 538 financing with LIHTC equity.