Emails and projections show Epstein invested roughly $920,000 in The Whitman conversion and was positioned to earn seven‑figure returns as celebrity buyers moved in.

Schlather Ranch in Cibolo broke ground with $14.4M to ready half‑acre estate lots; Toll and Perry are lined up and homes are expected from the mid‑$600,000s.

Benevel bought three Bronx rent-stabilized buildings and secured $40.5M in Chase financing; the buyer says it will invest about $65 per square foot in upgrades.

The Bold in Long Island City secured a $111M bridge loan from PGIM Real Estate after market-rate units filled. The short-term financing supports stabilization and future refinancing plans.

AI-edited listing photos are creating 'housefishing' headaches for buyers; California now requires agents to disclose edited images and show originals.

Dallas-based Pegasus Senior Living plans six new Houston communities across Memorial City, Vintage Park and more, expanding local independent-living and memory-care options. The additions are part of a broader Texas growth push tied to recent management deals.

KNR AutoRepairs, a family-run Long Island City garage, was told to vacate by late March. The owner and customers say rezoning and rising property values are squeezing small businesses.

Lafayette Crump has publicly backed a specific downtown site for a convention hotel near the Baird Center and floated TIF and state bonds as part of a funding plan. Preservation and financing questions are now front and center.

Stoa Group has broken ground on The Waters at Robinwood, a $60M, 288-unit garden-style apartment at the Harrisburg Road/I‑485 interchange, due in fall 2027.

A court fight between Mebane and Graham over roughly $85M in sewer upgrades has stalled the state’s first Buc‑ee's and other nearby developments. The disagreement centers on how much Mebane must pay toward Graham's WWTP expansion.

A 345‑acre Millersport tract is listed for $125M, directly across from a planned $2.1B Vantage data center — a sale that raises questions about power, zoning and local impacts.

City records show New Orleans has ended an agreement with Habitat for Humanity and moved to reclaim $2 million earmarked to help homeowners facing insurance-driven foreclosures.

A proposed CRG data center in Festus could add more than $10.5M a year to local coffers; negotiators and residents are already jockeying over who gets the money.