Jeff Franklin sold two Venetian Islands lots for $22.5M, closing a 1.2‑acre plan he assembled in 2021 and taking a multi‑million dollar loss.

DLC bought a 10-property, roughly $625M grocery-anchored portfolio and is expanding on the West Coast. Leasing chief Adam Greenberg says retailers now vet landlords' ability to execute.

Cupertino’s council approved 51 townhomes on Linda Vista Drive despite neighbors’ wildfire and evacuation concerns. City staff pointed to state housing rules that constrained local options.

Acadia Realty Trust paid $43 million for the Gucci‑leased storefront at 225 Worth Ave, a move that expands the REIT’s Palm Beach retail footprint. The purchase underscores surging institutional demand on Worth Avenue.

Leestma Management has filed Chapter 11 after its Bradenton Beach marina project ran into receivership and financing trouble. Court records show the company will operate as debtor-in-possession while a plan is prepared.

Surprise landed a No. 3 spot on a national buyer‑friendly housing list as local inventory and slower sales give buyers more negotiating power. The ranking reflects new construction and softer pace in parts of the Valley.

A 175-unit affordable housing community in southeast McMinnville opened this week, with units and preferences for Tribal members, farmworkers and people with severe mental illness. Local and state officials attended the ribbon-cutting.

Marketing materials show a 560,000‑square‑foot two‑building concept at 3354 Peachtree in Buckhead, but Cousins says plans remain conceptual and permits show no imminent ground break.

An affiliate of Crescent Heights pitched a 15‑story, 29‑unit tower at 1826 Collins with 40% of homes reserved as workforce housing under the Live Local Act. Miami Beach's Planning Board will review plans on May 5.

Nearly $3M in federal community project funding will fund South L.A. housing upgrades, public‑housing air‑conditioning and corridor transit safety improvements. The awards target Pueblo Del Rio and the Vermont‑Manchester corridor.

Texas A&M’s 400,000-square-foot Space Institute at NASA’s Exploration Park has topped out, moving crews into interior fit‑out and giant moon and Mars testing scapes. The state‑backed project is being readied for partner occupancy in late 2026.

WinCo’s Colorado rollout appears to be shifting after a new north‑metro land purchase. The Boise‑based chain has bought a parcel that differs from the spot it first filed to build in Thornton.

Iru is taking nearly 92,000 square feet at Mayfair in the Grove, giving the AI‑security firm a major Coconut Grove footprint. The deal underscores demand for renovated, amenitized office space in the neighborhood.