Aurora aldermen rezoned nearly 30 acres at Orchard and Sullivan to make way for townhouses, retail and a QuikTrip — a move that drew objections from staff and local leaders.

Centurion American is converting the former Crowne Plaza into Hotel Dax, a 426-room lifestyle property with 32,000 square feet of meeting space opening early 2026.

Centaur Capital Partners and Talos Capital paid $72.2M for the 314,028-sf FedEx Ground hub in Niles. The site includes more than 11 acres of parking land and stays leased to FedEx.

Mayor Lurie joined a groundbreaking for a 303‑unit mixed‑income tower in Lower Nob Hill, with about a third of units set aside for lower‑income residents.

Jimmy's Corner, a historical dive bar in Times Square, is fighting against eviction by the Durst Organization through a lawsuit filed by the bar's owner, Adam Glenn.

A five‑story luxury apartment building in East Dallas has completed construction, delivering 327 units and a large amenity package on a long‑vacant block.

Mark III Construction has leased a 320K–340K sq ft McClellan Park campus with a 34K sq ft office to scale prefabrication and MEP manufacturing. The deal ranks among the region’s largest industrial leases this year.

Demmon Partners paid $106M for LINQ Midtown, a 275-unit complex at 3111 S Street in East Sacramento. The sale is one of the region’s largest multifamily deals this year.

Apple purchased Cupertino office buildings it had long leased, expanding its real‑estate footprint around Apple Park and continuing a broader Bay Area buying spree.

A year-end review shows Dallas has locked land, designers and financing as it preps the convention center expansion and a World Cup broadcast hub.

An orange "coming soon" sign and state permit filings point to a nearly 23,000‑sq‑ft Dave & Buster’s at The Village at Cumberland Park, though start and opening dates remain unclear.

The long‑stalled Oceanwide Center at 50 First Street is reportedly set to sell for $95 million, a steep markdown after years of liens and lender fights.

Venu signed a Letter of Intent to build a $150M, 12,500‑seat Sunset Amphitheater at Webster's Flyway, promising year‑round shows, private suites and a members‑only Aikman Club.