A 14‑acre former Sears site in Redmond’s Overlake has been listed for sale with investor proposals due March 27, 2026 — the listing leans on pre‑approved entitlements and transit proximity.

GSA has listed the Wilbur J. Cohen Federal Building for accelerated disposition, and preservationists warn fragile New Deal murals — and a tie to UM’s Wilbur Cohen — could be at risk.

A filing proposes converting the former McLouth Steel site at 27800 W. Jefferson into a 100 MW inference data center; DTE and city planners will attend a March 11 meeting.

A long-empty Larimer Street building will be reborn as restaurants, a small theater and a 15-room boutique hotel, with work expected to finish by late 2027.

New York topped the Northeast in hotel deals in 2025 as regional transaction volume jumped from about $3 billion to $4.4 billion. Industry data show the city outpaced a 10‑year investment average.

A Reunion Resort mansion with a private bowling alley and indoor basketball court sold for $12.5M, ranking among Osceola County's largest recent home sales.

Oklahoma City will apply for up to $26 million from HUD's Choice Neighborhoods program to advance a long‑planned redevelopment of Will Rogers Courts. The bid would fund new housing, services and neighborhood upgrades.

A proposed 1,200‑acre data‑center campus near Fort Pierce is on hold as Florida advances bills to curb hyperscale AI facilities, leaving local leaders and developers waiting.

Davante Adams has relisted his 11,000-sq-ft Summerlin mansion at $14.999M after a $2.5M cut from last year’s ask; public records show he paid about $11.4M in 2022.

Colorado has asked developers to bid on a 41‑acre Golden tract under a 99‑year ground lease that could yield 300–400 homes, including at least 80 low‑income units. Proposals are due March 17, 2026.

A new Assembly bill would carve Mission Bay out of the Surplus Land Act, shielding bayfront parcels from the state's housing-priority rules. The move follows a denied waiver request and a heated local fight over Marina Village.

Goldman Sachs has quietly invested in roughly $350M across about 20 Dallas‑Fort Worth housing projects, backing workforce apartments such as the Residence at North Dallas. The moves arrive as the bank builds a big Dallas campus.

A century after it opened, the Book Tower stands restored — reopened in 2023 after a $300M‑plus renovation and now hosting a free lobby exhibition and centennial programming.