The Los Angeles office lease market in 2025 heavily favors tenants due to record-high vacancy rates, although Century City remains an exception with low vacancy and premium rents attracting firms away from downtown.

Dallas County leads Texas in ultra-luxury home listings, with five of the state's top ten most expensive listings in April, including an $18.5 million estate on Turtle Creek Boulevard.

Malls in Orange County are transforming into mixed-use developments with housing, shopping, and dining, reflecting a national trend and revitalizing the area.

Compass files lawsuit against NWMLS over alleged antitrust violations and monopolistic behavior regarding private listings.

Sterling Bay is looking to sell its fully leased office tower at 311 West Monroe Street to avoid financial distress caused by an upcoming loan maturity in July.

The Miami Beach commission granted initial approvals to JDS Development Group and GV Development Group for a luxury condo tower in South Beach despite concerns over scale from the planning board.

Lincoln Property Company plans to develop The Shoppes at The Gathering in Alpharetta, inspired by the design of California's wine country.

Eyal Ofer emerges victorious in legal battle for control of the Mondrian Park Avenue hotel, allowing the property to finally be sold.

Demand from third-party logistics (3PL) firms in Los Angeles County increases as concerns over President Donald Trump's tariffs grow, with Lionext signing a 10-year lease for a distribution facility in Santa Fe Springs.

George Yancopoulos, co-founder of Regeneron, purchased most of the condominium units in a Tribeca building for $32.2 million, with plans to potentially use the property for offices.

CSC Real Estate purchases office portion of 300 East 42nd Street for conversion to rental apartments, utilizing new zoning laws and financing from Northwind Group.

Carbon Companies and Greenway Investment Company secured a $125 million loan to complete the final two phases of The Links on PGA Parkway apartment complex, which will have a total of 1,310 units across 38 acres upon completion in 2027.

A seven-bedroom mansion on North Burling Street in Lincoln Park, custom-built and featuring luxury details, has been listed for just under $9.5 million, more than triple its original purchase price in 2007.

Raanan Katz's RK Centers acquired Shoppes at Monarch Lakes in Miramar, anchored by Publix, for $16.4 million, adding to RK's growing portfolio in the area.

The Wharton School is considering relocating its San Francisco campus to a larger space in the Financial District, potentially doubling its footprint in the Bay Area.

Sprouts Farmers Market is building a new 180,000-square-foot corporate campus in Phoenix's CityNorth development to accommodate its growing workforce and planned store expansion, with construction set to begin in May 2025.

Related Companies, Oxford Properties Group, and Wynn Resorts are proposing a redesign of Hudson Yards West with up to 4,000 residential units and a casino, using surplus payments from PILOTs to fund the project and potentially secure approval for a casino license.

Driftwood Capital buys out minority partners in 18 hotels, merges into $1.2 billion portfolio, becoming sole owner with financing from Wells Fargo and Acore Capital.

Despite the uncertainty caused by Trump's trade war, CBRE reports a surge in U.S. office leasing driven by companies recognizing the need for more space.

Legacy Residential and CD Group sold a 50-acre development site near Florida City to Freehold Capital Management for $31.6 million, abandoning plans for 309 rental townhouses due to receiving a good offer for the property.

Lionext, a third-party logistics provider, signed a 10-year lease for a 106,000-square-foot distribution center in Santa Fe Springs for over $22 million, featuring a Class A industrial building with various amenities near the 605 freeway making it an attractive location for logistics companies.

New York City streamlines process for listing affordable apartments on third-party platforms to speed up tenant placement and reduce vacancies.

Motiva Enterprises renews its 221,000-square-foot headquarters lease at One Allen Center, solidifying its commitment to downtown Houston amidst a challenging leasing market.

Patrick Carroll will receive two years of mental health counseling as part of a diversion program, leading to the dismissal of criminal charges against him, following a series of legal issues and incidents including prior charges, arrests, evaluations, and civil lawsuits.

Canadian billionaire Jim Pattison continues to expand his grocery-anchored retail portfolio in the Bay Area with the recent acquisition of a Lucky supermarket site in Concord for $18.3 million.

Sales at JDS Development and Property Market Group's Steinway Tower saw a significant upswing after Nikki Field of Sotheby's International took over last summer, resulting in $263.7 million in combined sales of 15 units and allowing developers to pay off a $200 million senior loan.

Blackstone Group responds to Rialto’s lawsuit against Jeff Sutton, denying misappropriation of rents and working towards a resolution.

Despite opposition from preservationists, the historic United Artists Theater in downtown Berkeley is set to be demolished to make way for a 17-story apartment complex following unanimous approval from the City Council.

Vista Equity Partners is subleasing 40% of its future headquarters space at The Republic office tower in downtown Austin.

London-based fintech firm Vitesse PSP has leased a 5,200-square-foot space at 155 Fifth Avenue in New York's Flatiron District, with details of the lease and purpose of the new space remaining unclear.

Residential sales across South Florida fell in March 2025, but the dollar volume for the region increased slightly to $5.3 billion.

Elmo Realty secures $19 million loan to refinance historic Brooklyn school conversion into shelter for homeless families.

Midtown South rezoning proposal to create new zoning districts allowing residential space on a large scale faces pushback from some elected officials despite potential for over 9,700 units.

The luxury condo market in Los Angeles is growing steadily, with high-end properties like the Four Seasons Private Residences selling out, despite historical preferences for single-family homes.

Jack in the Box is closing 150 to 200 locations as part of a cost-cutting strategy to pay down debt and simplify their business model.

Illinois leads the nation with some of the highest property tax burdens, with four of the top five highest-taxing metro areas in the U.S. located in the state.

Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group have proposed a $12 billion casino complex at Hudson Yards, aiming to increase housing units from 1,500 to up to 4,000 using an innovative financing mechanism.

Celebrity agent Carl Gambino, leading a 22-person team at Compass, plans to expand his roster and market presence after closing over $400 million in sales last year, representing high-profile clients like Joe Jonas, Mark Wahlberg, and Jennifer Lopez.

Flagstar Financial reported a significant improvement in their first-quarter earnings, showing progress towards profitability through cutbacks in sour loans and some successful sales.

Red Door Community, a nonprofit organization supporting people fighting cancer, will be moving to a new office space in Chelsea at 114 West 26th Street.

Izzy Rotenberg rapidly acquired 500 apartment units in Chicago in 2022 and 2023, spending $48 million, but now many of his properties are facing foreclosure lawsuits due to mismanagement.

Deepak Paul Khanna's venture acquired the Crowne Plaza Chicago-Northbrook for $6.5 million following a foreclosure sale initiated by Stearns Bank against the previous owner, Mid-Continent Hospitality.

Spec developer Patrick Carney plans to build a mansion in Palm Beach, but neighbors are opposing the project citing traffic concerns, leading to a deferred approval by the Palm Beach Architectural Review Commission.

Multifamily property owners are poised to benefit from a shift in supply and demand dynamics, as tenants are leasing apartments faster than new units are being developed while the Trump administration's trade policies further deter new construction.

Billionaire Russell Weiner foreclosed on a waterfront Miami Beach home owned by Richard and Maria Meruelo, adding to his collection of properties to build an "incredible estate."

Matias and Eglae Recchia, tech-savvy siblings deeply involved in artificial intelligence, are using their expertise to bring speed, transparency, and efficiency to the world of commercial real estate.

Vornado Realty Trust borrows $450 million against Times Square property, extracting $425 million in cash to increase reserves amid concerns about slowing economy and declining stock prices.

The rental voucher system in New York City is frustrating for voucher holders, particularly for an interracial couple facing numerous challenges in finding an apartment that meets the voucher guidelines.

Teambridge, a workforce management software startup founded by former Uber executives, has leased 18,000 square feet of ground-floor space in San Francisco for its headquarters, selecting the space for its layout, high ceilings, natural light, and plug-and-play nature.

South Florida's industrial real estate market sees increased vacancies and growing supply of distribution space post-pandemic, with varied results in Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and Broward counties.

Five Iron Golf is moving its flagship location in the Flatiron District one block west to a larger space on Avenue of the Americas.

Onni Group is developing a residential-focused mixed-use project in the Arts District near Downtown Los Angeles, with two high-rise buildings featuring apartments and commercial space, in response to decreased demand for office space following the COVID-19 pandemic.

MPI Homes has acquired an Extended Stay America hotel in Oakland to convert it into homeless housing with funding support from the state.

Jeff Sutton's Wharton Properties faces pre-foreclosure at its Flatiron District retail co-op due to default on an $8 million loan, failing to pay debt and forward rents to loan servicer Rialto Capital Advisors.

An Irish-Italian restaurateur quickly flipped a Coral Gables teardown for a $12.8 million increase in value in just three days.

High Street Residential, the multifamily arm of Trammell Crow Company, is planning its first multifamily project in Charlotte featuring up to 190 units with a variety of housing types.

Martin Selig Real Estate transfers ownership of two major Seattle office buildings to Acore Capital after defaulting on a $240 million loan, facing financial crisis managed by founder Martin Selig amidst departures within the company.

Dallas City Council voted to buy former Dallas Morning News headquarters from developer Ray Washburne for $51.7 million for use in the city's $3.7 billion convention center redevelopment.

Dallas City Council voted to buy former Dallas Morning News headquarters for $51.7 million, securing key real estate for $3.7 billion convention center redevelopment.

Hialeah City Council approves ordinance offering increased density to developers for building affordable housing units.