Acacia Capital bought the Sofia Apartments in Santa Clara for $183M—about $640K per unit—one of the pricier South Bay multifamily trades. The property includes dozens of city‑set‑aside affordable units.

Residents and officials at the Holland Apartment complex in Manhattan demand repairs following a settlement where A&E Real Estate must pay a $2.1 million fine and fix 4,000 violations.

A former Regal theater on Eastern Avenue now houses a Fit Club gym and a 112,000-square-foot Extra Space Storage facility, part of a post-pandemic repurpose of big retail anchors.

The Maui Planning Commission will consider rezoning the 19.933‑acre Pāʻia Sugar Mill to M‑1 light industrial, a proposal that splits business supporters and concerned neighbors. The staff report and public testimony flag housing, traffic and agricultural‑soil issues.

Many Utah homeowners are staying put after locking in pandemic‑era rates, squeezing listings even as national rates cool. That keeps buyers facing tight choice and rising prices.

SoCal industrial buyers closed about $1.2B in Q4 as private capital chased last‑mile product, capped by Morgan Stanley’s $211M LAX warehouse purchase.

A Los Altos neighbor filed suit to suspend approval of an eight‑story, 85‑unit project at 4898 El Camino Real, arguing the city skipped required environmental review.

A Jan. 21 planning hearing will decide whether the 19th‑century Cottonwood Paper Mill is razed or preserved. Engineers flagged collapse risk and a $45M‑plus restoration price tag.

The century‑old Muirdale sanatorium now anchors a bustling research park in Wauwatosa; a new master plan and a 204‑unit apartment aim to add housing, retail and trails.

Bradford is investing about $20M to modernize Uptown Tower at 4144 N. Central Expressway, adding a gym, grab‑and‑go and upgraded lobbies as leasing momentum builds. Early operational fixes and tenant wins are already under way.

Boarded storefronts and vacant lots are cropping up across Waikīkī’s tourist strip while officials say legal options to force cleanups are limited. Neighbors want answers — and faster action.

Cinnaire closed a $134M LIHTC fund this week to finance 12 projects across five states, aimed at creating or preserving about 950 affordable homes. The fund includes a 197-unit Madison project and supportive housing in Michigan and Indiana.

FCUSD is in escrow to buy a roughly 101,000‑sq‑ft Rancho Cordova office building and convert it into the district’s first new high school in nearly 20 years.