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.

Frisco closed 181 homes in December 2025, slipping from a year earlier as mid-price listings drove most sales and local brokers trimmed asking prices.

McWhinney announced this week it will rebrand as Realberry and roll out a tech-forward investor platform, debuting with a 60-unit Castle Rock build-to-rent offering.

Analysis of Zillow data shows Texas listings averaged about 117 days to sell last year. Sellers should expect longer listing windows and plan accordingly.

Hines filed to split the 63.8‑acre Centene Campus in North Natomas into three parcels, a move that could pave the way for sales or repurposing of parts of the campus.

Salt Lake County bought parkland in Midvale to build a new library branch. The Tyler Library will stay open while officials spend 2026 on design and public outreach.

Chicago’s commercial investment volume rose modestly in 2025, led by a multifamily rebound and steady industrial and retail deals. The market is still far below peak dollars.

A local group linked to Prairie Ridge and Xroads bought Lincolnwood Town Center; village officials say months of planning could lead to mixed-use redevelopment.

Kerr County has hired an outside battery‑storage expert as proposed Hill Country projects raise fire and environmental concerns. Officials will use the review to guide permitting.

Sources say Morgan Stanley is weighing a major consolidation into Dallas–Fort Worth that could bring thousands of jobs and reshape the region’s finance corridor.

Harbor Bay Ventures has pulled its 22‑story Sugar House proposal and will redesign the Wells Fargo corner to fit MU‑11’s roughly 125‑foot limit. The site remains in limbo until a new filing appears.

Mama Africa’s Marketplace was given a move‑out deadline as overdue taxes and investor interest pile up ahead of the Obama Center.