Artisan Capital Group paid about $31.4M for the 200‑unit Arrowhead Apartments in Palatine, pledging upgrades while preserving 40 HUD‑subsidized units.

NY Attorney General Letitia James is suing the Kenney apartment complex owners in Newburgh for deplorable living conditions, requiring repairs and restitution for tenants.

Front 44 will add restaurants, shops, a 54,000‑sq‑ft office and a 150‑room hotel to a 44‑acre parcel at Westlake’s Circle T Ranch, with Phase I retail targeted for 2027.

Frisco approved up to $38 million to build a 1,100‑space garage south of Kaleidoscope Park. The Frisco EDC will add $7M if the project is finished by June 2028.

Old Prosper Partners closed on 2,500 acres south of Lake Ray Roberts for a master‑planned community expected to be worth about $5.1 billion at completion.

The Mavericks will overhaul their Design District headquarters in a multimillion-dollar, yearlong project while weighing options for a new arena and campus.

Glenstar and Patrick Halloran have launched a $30M overhaul of 200 S. Wacker Drive, adding amenities and 52,000 sq ft of turnkey suites to attract tenants. The move tests whether repositioning can raise rents in a split downtown market.

McKinney opened a 40,000‑sq‑ft Fire Administration Building at 2100 Taylor Burk Drive — the first phase of a $53M public‑safety campus funded by a 2019 bond.

San Jose expanded downtown incentives to include office-to-residential conversions, offering major tax and fee waivers to try to turn empty offices into new homes. The move targets older buildings and sets tight permit deadlines for early projects.

A former dairy farm in Dartmouth has been converted into a luxury home with historical features, modern amenities, and a mix of private and entertaining spaces, along with eco-friendly updates.

Developer Boris Predovich pitched "Arya," a 15.5‑acre mixed‑use plan for 159th Street that would add condos, duplexes and roughly 30,000 sq ft of storefronts to Homer Glen.

Grovewood broke ground on The Stables, converting a 4.79‑acre former horse stable into more than 130 affordable homes near parks and schools.

A draft Northwest Community Plan would add mixed‑use corridors and concentrate the biggest growth in the Power District, but the Planning Commission paused a final vote to gather more input.