Greenberg Traurig is leaving One International Place for 76,000 square feet at South Station Tower as it expands its Boston office.

A north Columbus skilled nursing facility sold for $26.675 million. The buyer is Arch RE Group LLC.

Malvern-based IMC Construction has opened a Bethesda office to pursue projects across Washington, D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia.

Faith Technologies is planning roughly 1.4 million square feet of new manufacturing space near 167th and Lone Elm in Olathe, with rezoning, tax‑break requests and truck impacts on the table.

Block Real Estate Services has expanded its Mission apartment proposal to 651 residential units, including a 159-unit conversion of Mission Tower.

A 72‑unit Land Park complex sold in late July for more than twice its 2013 price, highlighting continued investor demand for centrally located multifamily properties.

NVR/Ryan Homes filed plans to build about 388 homes at Springside Crossing, a 462‑acre site near Brooksville; city and county records flag donated land for a possible fire station and a school mitigation agreement.

Officials pulled a planned Railyards financing vote after filing problems, pausing the redevelopment push and putting the stadium timeline at risk.

A Williamson County family is seeking a builder for a 200-acre Jarrell parcel that could become roughly 749 single-family lots. State filings show MUD and utility plans.

SpaceXAI pledged to renovate four Memphis schools a year ago. So far, two campuses show completed work while the other promised upgrades remain pending.

Amazon is expected to leave a temporary Church Street office as Nashville Yards keeps absorbing more of the company's work. Midtown brokers will be watching who fills the gap.

San Francisco investor Roxborough paid about $130 million for Main Street Cupertino's retail core, a 131,000-sf block of shops and restaurants near Apple Park.

Street-level retail beneath the Palmer House Hilton is being offered at auction, including an 18,693‑sq‑ft flagship and multiple smaller storefronts.