Bridgepoint Plaza, a two‑building Class A office campus above Loop 360, is on the market. The 178K‑SF property is owned by Spire and is largely leased.

The Marriott family pledged $100 million to Mayo Clinic’s Rochester campus overhaul, securing naming rights for a two‑story Marriott Family Atrium slated to open in 2030.

A preliminary proposal would replace a North San Jose office with 444 homes — mostly affordable apartments — at First Street and Baypointe. The site was bought last year for $18.5M.

Griffin Capital landed a $47M refinance for 1900 Parmer, a 364-unit complex north of the Domain. The loan repays construction debt and shows stabilized new projects can still win financing in Austin.

Lewisville ISD trustees will consider about $112.5M in guaranteed maximum prices covering Killough’s overhaul, elementary maintenance and two high‑school locker‑room projects.

A CoStar matchup finds Boston ahead of Seattle on office, industrial and retail fundamentals, even as life‑science troubles and big‑tech shifts reshape both metros.

Rockefeller Group and Pelican Builders have started pre‑leasing Hudson Crossing in Katy. The 298‑unit community advertises resort‑style amenities and spring 2026 move‑ins.

City Council rezoned about 6 acres at West Jones and Camden, clearing the way for McCombs' multi‑building riverfront district with housing, offices and shops. The vote pushes the long‑running plan into permitting and design review.

Southern Land paid $1.85M for two parcels adjacent to the Lincoln College redevelopment, extending its multi-year land assembly in East Nashville.

A 62‑unit, permanently affordable condo building in Five Points is nearing completion; sales and public tours kick off in March with prices from about $240K.

Bunge is expanding its Avondale oils refinery with a $225M project that will triple capacity and join an $800M Destrehan plant as part of a roughly $1B New Orleans push.

Austin’s City Council approved a resolution to study “Green Social Housing,” a model that pairs permanent affordability with green building and city ownership. Staff must map financing and governance and report back this year.

EPA Region 6 said it will support redevelopment at the Tex‑Tin Superfund site in Texas City, coordinating with state officials and the local railroad while protecting cleanup work.