An eight‑story, 359‑unit project at 2700 Shattuck cleared design review, advancing plans to replace two car dealerships with housing, retail and dozens of below‑market units.

Chicago is committing more than $300M to 15 projects that will create or preserve 1,223 rental homes, including hundreds set aside for very low‑income households.

MYS Firm, in partnership with the City of Las Vegas, has broken ground on a new office building and entrepreneurial training center in the Historic Westside, expected to open summer 2027.

Samsung Biologics completed its Rockville acquisition, preserving 500+ jobs and adding a major East Coast biologics capacity. The company plans upgrades and new contract work at the site.

IU Health’s $4.3B downtown hospital campus is about 60% complete and on track for a late‑2027 opening. The build will combine two downtown hospitals into one modern facility.

Vita Nova will convert a former OKC motel into roughly 73 affordable units using MAPS 4 funds. Officials say renovations and supportive services will follow a short demolition scheduled for April 6, 2026.

Foundations are being poured at Midtown Las Vegas in the Arts District, pushing the long‑planned mixed‑use project from ceremonial groundbreaking into heavy construction.

Gantry placed a $22M permanent loan to refinance maturing debt at Chesterfield Commons, a big‑box anchored power center west of St. Louis.

Mayor Karen Bass announced a 53-unit, all-affordable building on Barrington Avenue aimed at housing veterans near the West L.A. VA. Developers say the units could arrive quickly.

Longtime Logan Square renters formed a tenant union to try to buy their four‑unit building after it hit the market, testing the city's preservation pilot.

A five-story medical office pavilion in Uptown Denver sold for about $44.5 million, moving ownership from Fidelis to a Lincoln/PGIM partnership.

Copart acquired a 228,705‑sq‑ft warehouse at 6077 Fulton Industrial Blvd to stage National Powersport Auctions inventory in Atlanta, according to industry reporting. The move expands Copart’s in‑market staging and auction capacity.

Rod Wood says private-equity firms have inquired about stakes in the Lions, but the Ford family isn’t selling. His comments raise fresh questions about Ford Field and who will decide the next move.