Brookfield missed the March 15 maturity on Republic Plaza’s loan, sending the $230M debt to special servicing and heightening pressure on downtown Denver offices. Leasing losses and tenant moves leave few easy fixes.

A 594‑unit, twin‑branded apartment campus opened in Hillsboro with city‑built streets and high‑end amenities that target Silicon Forest workers.

Bank of America filed a land‑development plan for a two‑story SouthPark branch, dovetailing with the bank’s national push to add 150+ financial centers.

UCB will build a $2 billion biologics campus at Rowen in Gwinnett County, bringing a 460,000‑sq‑ft plant and 330+ jobs to the area.

Ken Ganley is proposing a three‑building luxury dealership campus at the I‑77/SR‑82 interchange in Broadview Heights, consolidating Central Cadillac and exotic showrooms. Planners gave preliminary approval, but council sign‑off and soil checks remain.

One Riverside converted the former Times‑Union campus into a $250M riverfront hub with 271 apartments, Whole Foods and restored McCoys Creek.

Rebees wants most renovations at GreenStreet finished by the 2026 World Cup, swapping empty storefronts for patios, neon wayfinding and a dining hub.

Bellevue-based Odom Corp. expanded at Tarragon’s SeaPORT Logistics Center in Sumner to roughly 325,000 sq ft, consolidating regional distribution into a single hub.

Accordia and Ares are marketing a 13.6‑acre Morrissey parcel as Dorchester Bay City faces a cooler lab market and higher build costs. The move tests demand for a permitted development site.

A 1913 Jacksonville warehouse was converted into 228 apartments and mixed‑use spaces and has won a 2026 CoStar Impact Award, highlighting preservation‑led development on the Eastside.

STL’s Consolidated Terminal Program would replace two terminals with one, expanding retail and restaurants and promising a much larger parking garage. Design work and enabling projects are already under way.

Presidio Bay proposes replacing most of Menlo Park's former USGS campus with 670 apartments, 740,000 sq ft of offices, retail and three acres of parks as the city reviews the plan.

Cincinnati Children’s won a $3M JobsOhio grant to fund 100 high‑paying research and technical jobs tied to its Innovation District expansion.