A federal judge approved the sale of over 5,100 rent-stabilized NYC apartments to Summit Properties for $451 million despite concerns from city officials and unresolved housing violations.

The Wine Group has quietly listed Imagery Estate Winery in Glen Ellen — a 19.56‑acre, art‑forward property with production infrastructure and a flexible events permit.

webAI leased roughly 40,000 sq ft at 515 Congress Avenue and will place its name atop the tower as it scales following a funding round that valued the company near $2.5B.

A 9-hour bankruptcy hearing focused on the potential sale of over 5,000 rent-stabilized apartments in NYC, with the city and tenants seeking repair guarantees from the buyer, Summit Properties.

The Port of Oakland has narrowed Howard Terminal to two finalists: the Oakland Roots and Industrial Realty Group. The choice will shape whether the waterfront becomes a stadium or a maritime hub.

Mayor Todd Gloria says Midway Rising will move forward despite a court ruling that restored the Midway 30‑foot height limit. The city has extended negotiations and is weighing legal and planning options.

Santa Rita Ranch sold 483 new homes in 2025 and ranked No. 29 nationally, driven by a mix of housing options, schools and resort‑style amenities. The Liberty Hill community remains Austin’s top‑selling master‑planned neighborhood.

The Pointe at Bayou Bend affordable housing complex in Houston is now leasing after clearing environmental concerns and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality deemed the area safe.

Clark County opened applications for a $750,000 grant program for Spring Mountain Chinatown, offering up to $75,000 per project. The first‑come application window runs through March 15.

CSAC plans a roughly $25M overhaul of its 1100 K Street headquarters, adding a sixth floor and modern seismic and accessibility upgrades to the 115‑year‑old building.

Hale Makua unveiled plans for a Kahului CarePlex and a 100‑unit workforce rental aimed at keeping nurses, teachers and wildfire‑displaced families living and working on Maui. The projects combine a 56‑bed rehab center, same‑day surgery and training pathways with below‑market housing.

An 85‑acre mixed‑use plan would add up to 425 homes and 10 acres of retail to Georgetown’s Hwy. 195 corridor. Final city vote is set for Jan. 27.

HDR plans to relocate its Denver office to Block 162, adding space at downtown's trophy tower and boosting leasing momentum.