Scripps began moving patients into the new Lusardi Tower this week, adding private rooms, an expanded ICU and extra surgical support to the Encinitas campus. The project is part of a multi‑phase master plan to boost North County care.

An investor paid $10 million for the 41‑unit Cambridge Apartments at 660 F St in Chula Vista. The sale highlights shifting pricing in the San Diego‑area apartment market.

A Maui council committee moved to recommend buying a 0.41‑acre Kaʻehu Bay lot despite a Native Hawaiian family’s objections and questions about title. The measure now heads to the full council.

Arapahoe County assessor data show single‑family median near $576,000 — down from 2022 highs but not collapsing. The numbers point to moderation rather than a crash.

Bromley Companies paid $23.5M for a two‑building, 202,622‑sf industrial complex in Clearwater as it builds a Florida industrial platform.

Ogden has released the Plan Ogden draft to guide growth through 2050. Public review is open and a June 24 showcase at Union Station will collect feedback.

A lender that took control of a Brooklyn skyscraper is reportedly shopping for about $225 million in financing, a move that could reshape how the tower is stabilized or sold.

The Markson’s 330 units and mixed‑income design earned it a nod from the Austin Business Journal. The project pairs market‑style amenities with long‑term workforce rents.

Redfin's latest data shows cancellations eased in April as buyers return and sellers negotiate more. Atlanta and other Sun Belt metros still lead failed deals.

A bayfront house in Coconut Grove sold for nearly $23 million — about four times its 2017 price — underscoring a surge in top‑tier waterfront trades. The sale lifts the neighborhood’s ultra‑luxury comps.

Menlo Equities bought Portland’s 15‑story former Union Bank tower on May 21, 2026, raising the possibility it could be repurposed as a data center amid downtown office weakness.

A Miami Beach couple sold a Faena House condo for $16 million in a mid‑May closing that adds to the building's string of high‑end trades.

Three South Bay mobile‑home parks sold in May for roughly $23.2 million, underscoring rising investor interest in land‑lease communities and affordability concerns.