The 1890s Athenaeum in downtown Columbus — long used for concerts, weddings and large events — is listed at $8.5 million, raising questions about the venue’s future.

The UT System approved $65 million for a new UTEP Student Success Center that will replace the El Paso Natural Gas Conference Center and centralize counseling, career and accommodation services.

Kushner Companies purchased the 28‑story Eastline Residences next to SMU in one of D‑FW’s larger recent apartment trades. Brokers say Northmarq handled the deal.

Phase I has begun on Westside Village, a $1.7B, 37‑acre project west of downtown Fort Worth that will bring hundreds of apartments, new office space and a repurposed entertainment venue.

T Bar M is expanding its New Braunfels campus with new lodges, dining spaces and a teen center. The $47.8 million project will add roughly 20 acres and expand family‑camp capacity for summer 2027.

A judge has temporarily paused demolition of the Fulton and Elliott‑Chelsea NYCHA complex as tenants press a legal challenge. The order halts early work and vacate notices.

Verizon has listed the nearly 200,000 square feet it preleased at Vornado’s PENN 2 for sublease, reversing its July 2025 Manhattan headquarters plan and raising fresh questions for Midtown leasing.

St. John Properties paid $37.2 million for The Villas at Patapsco Glen — 111 luxury rental townhomes in Windsor Mill, marking the firm’s first rental townhome purchase.

More than $3 million from the federal spending package will fund a Lake Michigan hookup, an Antioch sewer feasibility study and rehab of Waukegan’s Lakeside Tower.

An affiliate of AXS Opportunity Fund paid roughly $45.3M for the Concord Technology Center, a steep markdown from its 2018 price. The deal underscores continued distress in parts of the Bay Area office market.

Gap is in talks to lease 8,325 sq ft at 700 North Michigan, a sign the Magnificent Mile’s retail recovery is gathering steam.

ABOC has signed a long‑term lease at 101 N. Wacker Drive to relocate its headquarters, taking about 40,000 sq ft that will include a branch and executive offices.

Montgomery County’s new ORS report credits rent stabilization with refunds and better code enforcement. Planning staff say the law has chilled multifamily permitting.