Rialto filed to foreclose on Tribune Tower, 405 14th and 1500 Broadway after a $111M loan default; a receiver reports severe disrepair and unpaid taxes.

Clear Blue Company has filed plans for Skyline Apartments on Dickerson Pike, proposing up to 280 units and joining a busy pipeline of multifamily projects in the corridor.

Developers delivered thousands of apartments and vacancy climbed into the low‑to‑mid teens in 2025, leaving rents soft and landlords leaning on concessions.

Sutter Health is reportedly negotiating to buy nine SacRT parcels in Midtown, including 1400 29th St. The potential deal could trigger major redevelopment near its Midtown hospital.

Two AI firms are nearing block‑size leases in Showplace Square, signaling renewed corporate demand for San Francisco offices.

Denver has posted the executive‑director job for its Department of Housing Stability, offering pay up to $288,959 plus pension benefits.

Q4 2025 rankings put dozens of Nashville-area ZIP codes on the nation's hottest housing markets list, highlighting price momentum in fast-growing suburbs.

Aurora held a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday for "The Stables," a Grovewood-led affordable housing project that will convert the former horse stables into roughly 134 subsidized apartments.

HW Home is relocating its Cherry Creek flagship to 9+CO, expanding into a 10,000‑sq‑ft showroom that reuses signature design elements and opens in spring 2026.

Centurion American has named four builders for the first phase of Platinum Ranch outside Gunter; about 1,000 lots are slated for the initial release with deliveries set for 2027.

A Yorkville planning panel voted down rezoning for a proposed data‑center campus, sending the contentious plan to City Council where a supermajority will be required.

Arapahoe County is taking public comment on Bison IV’s Remora 6 Pad, a proposed oil-and-gas site south of I‑70 that could include up to 16 wells.

Charlotte County Parks begin shade structure replacements on Feb 2, 2026, affecting local parks until the end of March, with temporary closures for construction safety.