Saks Global sells land beneath Neiman Marcus San Francisco store amidst financial struggles and bankruptcy rumors, continuing to lease the space for operations.

Chicago‑based Evergreen broadened its footprint in 2025 — finishing local affordable projects while opening a Denver office and winning Colorado tax credits. The firm says conservative underwriting and creative financing kept growth on track.

Demolition and new-construction permits filed show the Lola’s Coney Island storefront on West Chicago will be replaced by a four-story, 15-unit mixed-use building. The team says the food truck will continue.

Honolulu breaks ground on Kūhiō Park Low Rises and Homes, a project aimed at providing 304 affordable housing units with amenities like playgrounds and community gardens.

A developer’s plan would turn the old Big Gun Quarry at 5255 Pacific St into a mixed-use Rocklin Public Market with shops, a market hall, a brewery and about 20 homes.

A Marin Housing Authority lawsuit says loans and a reverse mortgage on a Marin City BMR townhouse violated program rules, prompting a potential repurchase. Mediation is scheduled for Feb. 24, 2026.

A DivcoWest-led affiliate paid $63.6M for a four-building North San Jose campus on New Year's Eve — a deal that highlights deep markdowns in Bay Area office prices.

Carlsbad homeowner John Levy sues the California Coastal Commission over a $1.4 million fine, alleging violations of his Fourteenth Amendment rights and lack of due process. The dispute centers on beach access and use of state property.

The Saint Paul HRA discussed key housing projects including Joseph’s Pointe bonds, a loan extension for 652 Sherburne, and the Inspiring Communities Project.

City Council approved a five‑story, 80‑unit mixed‑use building at the former Leona’s site on Sheridan; Plan Commission review under the Lakefront Protection Ordinance is still required.

Partners Real Estate is planning a 23‑acre South Austin Commerce Center in Buda, billed as a "flagship" for flexible small‑bay industrial space that could total roughly 250,000 square feet. The project is in pre‑development as the developer lines up marketing and entitlements.

NRG Park in Houston is evolving, with new consulting contracts focused on funding, profitability, and project feasibility for future development, as lease negotiations continue with the Texans and Rodeo.

The Del City Police Department used Facebook to invite people to consider a law enforcement career in their recruitment post, highlighting benefits such as non-sick leave and encouraging certified officers to apply.