Holland Partner Group converted three vacant office floors at the Ivey on Boren into 44 apartments, repurposing space in Denny Triangle. The small conversion is an early example of Seattle’s office‑to‑housing shift.

The 1929 Sparkletts bottling plant on the Eagle Rock–Highland Park border earned Historic‑Cultural Monument status from L.A. City Council, pausing redevelopment and opening a months‑long review window.

PACS will acquire operations of 34 Eduro nursing facilities, adding 3,633 skilled‑nursing beds across six states and expanding its national footprint.

A Hamptons broker says Bespoke and founder Cody Vichinsky pushed her off a high‑profile team after she disclosed a pregnancy, costing her pay and commissions.

Simon and David Reuben have assumed control of the West Hollywood EDITION after a deed-in-lieu transfer tied to roughly $211M in outstanding debt. The handoff follows months of loan disputes over the Sunset Strip property.

A national engineering firm has bought a historic Gay Street building and will base its national headquarters at 34–38 W. Gay St. in downtown Columbus.

Nexus Data Centers filed for a $400M, nearly 500K‑sq‑ft data center in Hubbard, TX — a project linked to on‑site gas generation, industry financing and AI customers.

Construction is advancing on the Harbor School's Governors Island expansion, adding classrooms, labs, a gym and a competition pool.

Warren's planning commission signed off on a drive‑thru 7 Brew at 5702 Twelve Mile Road. The kiosk will be drive‑thru only with two lanes and room for about 37 cars.

A revised application for 4728 San Fernando Road would deliver a seven‑story, 247,000‑sq‑ft building with 229 units, 27 affordable apartments and 281 parking spaces.

Affiliates of Chicago-based First Hospitality bought the 132-room Cambria Hotel in downtown Milwaukee for about $7.1 million after foreclosure and a sheriff's sale.

Lance Burton has reacquired his castle‑style Henderson estate and is reportedly under contract to sell it again. The off‑market move follows a foreclosure earlier this year.

Tentative county assessments add roughly $4.76B and send farmland values soaring 156.5%, while homes and commercial property rise in the high teens.