A newly built Paradise Valley estate at 6724 N. 62nd St. sold for about $16 million after a lightning‑fast market run, adding to a string of trophy sales. The 8,331‑sq‑ft home was marketed with a wellness retreat and Camelback views.

East Palo Alto's council asked staff to draft a temporary rollback of inclusionary housing rules while the city joins a county study, sparking debate over lost low-income units.

A long‑stalled plan at Howard and Paulina would preserve the 1921 Werner Bros. warehouse and add 80 affordable apartments plus ground‑floor retail.

H&H Bagels, Sanguich and four other small retailers signed leases at Wynwood Plaza, filling about 5,650 sq ft of storefronts along NW 29th Street. The moves add daily‑use shops to the million‑square‑foot campus.

City council approved an eight‑story, 76‑unit luxury condominium at 501 E. Camino Real that will add high‑end residences and amenity spaces to the Boca Raton Resort grounds.

An entity tied to Barry Diller bought the Carlyle Hotel penthouse — long linked to JFK — in a deal that shows up in city records at roughly $11 million.

A Fair Housing Justice Center lawsuit says three new rental complexes in Brooklyn and Queens were built with design flaws that block wheelchair users from full access.

Permits were filed for a 12-story mixed-use building at 4541 Furman Ave that would add roughly 220 units and a large community facility near Wakefield–241st St.

A Chicago developer plans to gut Dixon’s shuttered Magnuson Hotel and reopen it as 70 market-rate apartments. Neighbors raised concerns at a Lee County zoning hearing.

A $30.9M rebuild will replace Canarsie’s 1960 library with an 11,000‑sq‑ft, mass‑timber branch featuring exposed wood, a recording studio and expanded community space.

A Utah firm quietly filed to buy 36 acres north of Walsenburg to site a modular AI data center that could draw up to 15 MW, sparking local worry about water and power.

Broad Street Development landed a $175M construction loan to turn 80 Broad Street into 326 rental units, tapping New York City's 467‑m conversion incentive.

Colusa Indian Energy and Strata Expanse announced plans for a power‑first AI and energy campus on Colusa tribal land, pairing a Center of Excellence with the tribe’s microgrid.