Closed sales in Phoenix rose in May even as prices flattened, local MLS data shows. Buyers who timed the spring rate dip found negotiating leverage.

The former CPS Energy tower at 146 Navarro St. — freshly renovated but largely empty — is up for sale as downtown office vacancy remains elevated.

The Fairgrounds board singled out the Surf & Turf RV Park as the leading candidate for 61 units, but jurisdictional and timing hurdles — including a Nov. 30 state lease deadline — remain.

El Camino Health has finished a $149M Orchard Pavilion expansion in Mountain View, adding private NICU suites and 19 labor-and-delivery rooms to boost maternal care. The phased, four-year project kept the hospital open throughout.

A proposed Suntrup renovation of the 119-year-old schoolhouse at 120 Henry Avenue would pair a coffee shop and podcast studio with service bays and a 45-car lot — and Manchester aldermen will hear neighbors’ concerns on July 20.

Local reporting says Amazon closed on about 57–58 acres off Stahl Road in Sheboygan, a parcel the city approved earlier this year for a logistics center.

A 348-unit, Passive House–inspired complex called Garden Station won zoning reapprovals and is set for a July 13 vote by Villa Park trustees. The developer says lender issues were resolved and the project aims for net-zero performance.

New Albany’s Parkview Tower will be demolished next week after a March 2025 fire; the housing authority says Renascent won a roughly $1.5M contract and work should take about 45 days.

Olmsted Falls' Grand Pacific Junction — about 30 shops and eateries — is being marketed as a single package, putting the village's Main Street up for sale.

The historic Mount Vernon News building has been reborn as Founders Food Hall, bringing kitchens, duckpin bowling, a bar and new office and campus space to downtown.

Yardi Matrix's June tally moved Charlotte to third as Austin and New York surged ahead; vacancy hovers near 24% while demand concentrates in premium space.

Tampa‑based American Landmark bought Levi at River City, a 552‑unit Jacksonville complex, widening its Sun Belt footprint. The acquisition brings a large River City asset under the owner‑operator’s wing.

The Second Circuit ruled on June 30, 2026 that New York's all‑electric buildings law is not preempted by federal law, preserving the state's plan to bar most new gas hookups.