The historic Witherspoon in Center City will reopen as 186 long‑term rental units; leasing is underway and move‑ins begin the first week of April.

Reinsurance inflows and new carriers are easing property rates in 2026, but climate and legal pressures mean some markets remain hard to insure.

The June, a members-only club in the restored Federal Reserve building, says renovations are wrapping up and a soft opening is planned this summer.

Terrex Development moved its headquarters from Oakley to Golf Manor, roughly tripling its office footprint and consolidating construction operations into a larger shop.

Bentley has launched an $85M renovation of the Adamian Academic Center in Waltham, converting old lecture halls into AI labs, makerspace and a student-run café. The building is scheduled to reopen for fall 2027.

Plans to add mid‑rise housing and retail to Lauderhill Mall would be the property's first major investment in decades.

An AI-driven index places San Antonio 383rd of 500 cities for permitting speed, with local approvals often taking 30–90 days. Slow approvals could slow housing delivery.

The Beacham has filed plans to restore its Orange Avenue façade to a midcentury look with a new digital marquee; city staff recommended approval. The move pairs a refreshed exterior with retooled programming to re-anchor downtown nightlife.

A freestanding La‑Z‑Boy building at St. Johns Town Center sold for more than $8M to a major investment firm, underscoring demand for well‑located retail assets in Jacksonville.

A landmark Mount Vernon venue at 225 North Charles is closed as ownership disputes head to court, putting booked events and the building's future in doubt.

Stanly Ranch spent three years going from Michelin-key triumph to $230 million default to $100 million lawsuit — and somehow ended up exactly where distressed luxury assets always do. Blackstone's spin on why they bought it might be the most Blackstone thing you'll read this week.

Tenants at Bethel AME–owned Fillmore apartments report mold, asbestos and safety lapses while a church leader’s company holds lucrative security contracts.

Council will hear a $21.8M bid for a Howard Avenue police annex and consider tweaks to the Rome Yard redevelopment at the April 2 meeting.