The White House has pushed a plan to curb big investors and speed permits under an "owners not renters" banner — but analysts say supply shortages, not Wall Street, drive prices.

Saint‑Gobain renewed its lease at a 321,226‑SF Malvern campus, locking in its North American HQ and CertainTeed for nearly two more decades.

Genentech will tear down older research buildings at its South San Francisco campus and build about 1.25 million square feet of new lab space, per new renderings.

Peoria is prepping thousands of acres for state‑land auctions; national builders and retailers are lining up as the city spends about $500M to make sites shovel‑ready.

Chicago's coworking inventory jumped about 25% last year — roughly 65 new spaces and about 2 million square feet — and a D.C. operator has leased Loop space.

Governor Hochul approved a contract to demolish an old garage at SUNY Downstate Hospital, advancing a plan to build a new annex for cardiology and oncology services.

EDENS has acquired Gateway Shopping Center in North Austin and says it will invest in plazas and community spaces while addressing recent tenant departures.

Gene Simmons trimmed the Beverly Hills listing to $12.5M after earlier reductions, shifting his focus to a newly purchased Malibu estate. The home has now seen nearly $1.5M in cuts.

Austin investors formed 1015 Navarro LLC tied to the shuttered Hotel Havana, signaling a likely sale of the historic River Walk property. The filing is the clearest public sign yet of a transfer.

Council members demanded clearer benchmarks on Nashville’s 20,000-unit affordable housing goal and deferred a resolution until Metro officials can provide hard counts.

Fairfield Residential wants to raze the Kinecta office at 1440 Rosecrans and build roughly 500 apartments — about 100 of them affordable — on the Rosecrans corridor.

Aeon Nexus is doubling its El Segundo office to deepen its Silicon Beach presence and better serve government clients on the West Coast.

Putnam County broke ground Tuesday on a new Palatka Primary K‑2 campus, part of a $300M bond to modernize schools. The site will replace Kelley Smith Elementary and is slated to open in 2027–28.