The Aston Martin Residences condo association sued developer German Coto, alleging misappropriation and self-dealing.

Everest Rehabilitation Hospitals plans a 40,000-square-foot, two-story inpatient rehab facility in Live Oak with about 40 private suites and dedicated therapy spaces.

Utah's high court allowed the LDS Church to continue work on the Heber Valley Temple while an appeal continues, warning the church assumes the risk of restoring the site if it loses.

Bastrop County adopted a five‑year plan totaling about $219M for buildings, IT and roads, with $64M slated in year one and a Feb. 9 vote on financing.

A Portland investor paid $48.5M for Redstone Corporate Center I in Lynnwood, a six‑story Class A office near Alderwood Mall that’s mostly leased and expected to land a Fortune 500 tenant.

A tangled loan stack at 300 South Riverside Plaza has allegedly produced defaults on both the leasehold and ground loans, putting the West Loop tower at risk of foreclosure.

KB Home's buy at 1655 Berryessa Road accelerates a 13‑acre transit‑oriented project near Berryessa BART that includes 260 affordable apartments and 48 for‑sale homes.

A Boulder developer paid $11M for an 87‑acre Pinery parcel that includes about 53 buildable acres and sits next to a planned King Soopers retail node.

Palantir is scouting large Manhattan office blocks as it looks to grow its New York footprint. The hunt could push up demand for the city's best office buildings.

Englewood is marketing empty big-box sites and has contacted ALDI as it searches for an anchor tenant to revive South Broadway.

Colliers' latest market data show construction is cooling and occupancy is stabilizing in Austin, setting the stage for rent gains in 2026.

Applied Optoelectronics raised its Sugar Land buildout to about $150M and the city has nominated the project for state tax incentives. The expansion includes a 210,000‑sq‑ft plant and roughly 500 jobs.

A state court restored Midway’s 30‑foot cap, but Mayor Gloria and developers say Midway Rising will move through hearings and a City Council vote this spring.