Boston Properties has filled multiple full floors at 360 Park Avenue South with tenants such as Optiver and Ziff Davis, and company filings show the tower is roughly 59% leased as of Feb. 20, 2026.

Site prep is under way at 6046 W. Comey Ave. for a five‑story, 61‑unit building set aside for low‑ and moderate‑income households. The development qualified for density‑bonus and ED‑1 streamlining.

City staff say large transit-area projects and steady permit activity put Millbrae on pace for a 2,199-unit state target, though timing and permits will decide the outcome.

A newly built six‑building shopping center in south St. Cloud has hit the market for about $27.5 million. Brokers pitch stabilized income and lease‑up upside as Osceola County grows fast.

St. Petersburg has asked consultants to study whether a downtown convention center — possibly on the 86‑acre Tropicana Field site — would make economic sense.

Bank of America signed a 20‑year triple‑net lease for the full office portion and some retail at One Bryant Park, a major vote of confidence for the Bryant Park market.

A Denver printing company has asked the city to reverse a sewer and drainage permit that would allow a QuikTrip gas station steps from the South Platte River. An administrative hearing is set for April.

A $15 million proposal would turn the former Hall on Franklin into 1701, a multi-tenant food, bar and nightlife hub on Yellow Brick Row. The lineup includes a sports social club and a retro dance hall.

Arbor Residences at 3034 Oak Avenue has secured a temporary certificate of occupancy. The Kodsi family completed the five-story, 45-unit project after reviving it from foreclosure.

A narrow Bronx strip north of Pelham Bay Park sits inside the city but lives like Westchester — and the tax bills show it.

A handful of jumbo leases in early March reversed a February lull, led by fintech and AI expansions that tightened availability in Manhattan’s top buildings.

A Belle Isle Library meeting on OKC’s development‑code rewrite was interrupted by a Tornado Warning, sending attendees to shelter and pausing the public discussion. Planners say outreach will continue online.

At SXSW, economists and researchers told a room of 20‑somethings that soaring prices, a roughly 4‑million‑home shortage and inherited wealth—not lifestyle choices—are locking young buyers out. Panelists urged more building and policy fixes to change the math.