Atlanta BeltLine and Perkins+Will unveiled new renderings for Murphy Crossing at 1050 Murphy Ave, laying out a phased plan that calls for roughly 625 homes and mixed‑use space.

The first of four DFW West Logistics Park warehouses is complete — a roughly 200,340‑SF West1 spec shell on Euless‑Grapevine Road. The campus will top 1.1 million square feet when built out.

Permits show a six-story, 70-foot development at 1189 Fulton with 11 apartments and a small retail space. Filings name Dezhang Fang as architect of record.

Dr. Dre closed an off-market sale of his Carbon Beach home for $16.5 million, ending years of starts and stops. The three-story beachfront house dates to 1993.

BYU–Hawaii landed a $96.3M permit to replace the aging McKay complex with five new buildings, clearing the first phase of a multi‑year campus renewal in Laie.

Construction has topped out at 579 Sackett Street in Gowanus: an 11-story, 64-unit rental with ground-floor retail and rooftop outdoor space.

Becknell Industrial paid $25.75M for a 25-acre Fairywood site, including a 150,000‑sf Ferguson warehouse, transferring a half‑completed URA‑RIDC project into private hands.

Sagard Real Estate and La Caisse have formed a joint venture to buy industrial outdoor storage yards across U.S. port markets, starting with a Meadowlands acquisition and an initial CAD 490M target.

Public Storage will acquire National Storage Affiliates in an all‑stock deal valued at about $10.5B, creating a larger, more concentrated self‑storage REIT.

A mediated settlement announced March 16, 2026, resolves a years‑long Sacramento dispute over a transmission tower and frees CapRadio and KVIE to refocus on programming.

Scaffolding is down at The Village West and crews are finishing interiors at 525 Sixth Avenue. The 13‑story project will deliver 68 condos and two retail spaces.

A Los Angeles jury ordered Ye to pay $140,000 to a former handyman who sued over injuries and unpaid work at his Tadao Ando–designed Malibu home.

WECO is relocating from Woodland to 3808 Faraday Ave. in Davis, taking about 60,000 sq ft, promising 75 jobs and a roughly $2M buildout.