Yardi has signed a multifloor lease at Liberty Mutual’s Plano campus, adding to a wave of tech and corporate relocations into Legacy West and Granite Park.

The Loop's storefront vacancy eased to 28.53% in 2025 as State Street and LaSalle/Wacker logged fresh leases, but Michigan Avenue remains uneven.

Late‑December data shows The Woodlands has 25 industrial buildings under construction, up from 15 a year earlier. Life‑science investment and logistics demand are reshaping local commercial markets.

Work has begun at the long‑vacant Bywater naval site, launching a phased plan for 294 affordable apartments, ~30,000 sq ft of retail and a NewLab innovation hub.

KKR paid about $112.3M for two Class A senior-living communities in the East Valley, adding 285 stabilized units in Mesa and Gilbert to its portfolio.

UCSF is modernizing its Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland campus: a three‑story support building is wrapping up and a seven‑story hospital tower is moving into full construction phases. The program includes more beds, a NICU, a larger emergency department and a new parking garage.

A city packet shared with council lays out seat counts, a recessed field and a revised budget for OKC’s new MAPS 4 stadium. The plan also sketches a 50‑acre entertainment district.

A new state portal lists 19 surplus properties and simplifies proposals to speed conversion of state buildings into housing and businesses.

General Catalyst signed a roughly 70,000 sq ft lease at Pier 70’s Building 12, taking the entire third floor and giving Brookfield’s Dogpatch project a significant tenant.

At Home Apartments paid $19.75 million for Shady Oak Crossing, a 75‑unit Minnetonka building completed in 2021, adding a modern suburban asset to its Twin Cities portfolio.

Blackstone sold The Streets at Woodfield for $69M — a 59% markdown from its 2015 purchase — as a Hartford investor takes over the Schaumburg lifestyle center.

Placer County supervisors narrowly approved the 240‑unit Hope Way Apartments in Penryn, overruling local safety concerns while citing state housing pressure. The vote sets up permits and likely legal fights.

A new Honolulu City Council bill would speed occupancy of empty affordable units by trimming bureaucracy and prioritizing local families. Implementation and exemptions remain key hurdles.