A three-story, 27-unit Santa Monica apartment complex north of Wilshire has hit the market for the first time in more than 40 years. Brokers pitch it as a value-add coastal play.

West Sacramento’s Onyx Investment Group has filed for a 370-unit affordable housing project on Watt Avenue in North Highlands, moving the large proposal into county review. The site sits near recent transit and street upgrades.

A wave of RAD‑funded deals is remaking Miami‑Dade public housing, promising thousands of new units while residents and advocates demand enforceable protections. The coming approvals will test those promises.

Rollins launched the Rick Goings Institute, completing a $200M Innovation Triangle that pairs an expanded museum, The Alfond Inn and new executive education in Winter Park.

OhioHealth and Dublin officials broke ground on a six-story tower to expand inpatient and critical care. The multi-hundred-million-dollar project will add beds and create jobs.

A D.R. Horton concept for a 107‑acre Parksmith Run development — 210 single‑family homes, 76 townhomes and added retail — heads to Oswego's planning panel.

A $550 million Purina factory in Clermont County hit a key construction milestone and is moving into equipment testing and hiring.

A planned riverfront entertainment campus called Rambling House South is set to start site work this summer while City Winery's South High location remains delayed.

Crescent has put Denver’s Brown Palace and its connected Holiday Inn Express on the market; refinancing deadlines and local operational controversies will shape the listing.

A Jacksonville firm reports $319M in client profits tied to downtown redevelopment and says it will address renters as the city transforms.

The Mosaic will convert Arrowhead's former Sears into an Asian shopping plaza anchored by 99 Ranch Market, bringing restaurants, boba shops and specialty retailers to Glendale.

A judge’s order clears the way for Midwest City to take ownership of the long‑vacant Heritage Park Mall and move toward demolition after years of legal fights. City leaders say removal is the first step toward redevelopment.

A 507-unit, 55+ community at Garden State Park in Cherry Hill is being marketed after lender-owner Procida completed hundreds of previously stalled units. The sale will test investor demand for large suburban active-adult rentals.