Ennismore's Hoxton hotel brand is planning to open a second location in Chicago in a 47-story tower in the Lakeshore East neighborhood.

Dallas-based Columnar Investments is proposing a $100 million mixed-use project called Heirloom in Georgetown, Texas, aiming to create a second Main Street for the quickly growing city.

Hines and Pacific Fusion are teaming up to build a $1 billion research and development campus in the East Bay, considering locations in Alameda Point and Livermore.

Property owners in Chicago are feeling sticker shock from property taxes, causing uncertainty and prompting calls for reforms from commercial property owners, homeowners, and real estate investors alike.

A distressed Uptown Charlotte office tower at 400 South Tryon Street was auctioned for $36 million, significantly lower than its assessed value and purchase price.

Disney is vacating the Fox Studio lot in Century City by March of next year following their acquisition of 21st Century Fox.

Denver-area home builder Carl Dean Amann of Adamo Homes and Adamo Building Company is facing a criminal investigation, bankruptcy, and multiple lawsuits from buyers alleging scams, financial losses, overcharging, fake invoices, project abandonment, and substantial debts owed to subcontractors and landlords.

Los Angeles developer Caruso plans to reopen Pacific Palisades Village retail center before homes destroyed in recent wildfire are rebuilt to foster a sense of community and spur rebuilding efforts.

Local grocery store Food Market, owned by Abdullah Ahmed, will be joining The Domain Companies’ new Bronx residential development this summer, signing a 15-year lease for retail space at Estela in Mott Haven.

Luxury home sales in Westchester County increased significantly in the first quarter of 2025, with the highest year-over-year growth compared to nearby markets, although the median sale price and average price per square foot decreased.

The UCLA study found that Los Angeles' Measure ULA, also known as the "Mansion Tax," resulted in a 50 percent decrease in investment sales and a $25 million annual loss in property tax revenue, prompting discussions about reform among lawmakers.

LegalZoom sold its office building in Northwest Austin for nearly 80% more than what they paid for it in 2013 to Round Rock ISD who plans to convert it into a career and technical education center.

Daniel Ciraldo resigned as executive director of the Miami Design Preservation League amid concerns of potential conflicts of interest related to donations from developers, stating his resignation is not connected to these concerns as he shifts his focus to infrastructure.

Maximus Realty Partners faces financial distress after defaulting on $210 million loan for Cove at Tiburon, following earlier default on $1.5 billion loan for Parkmerced complex.

OKO Group and Cain International propose a new three-building condo complex in Palm Beach, the first such proposal in nearly 20 years, involving the demolition and replacement of existing buildings due to rising insurance costs and safety regulations.

Burlington Coat Factory purchases Southern California distribution center as part of expansion plans, switching from tenant to owner.

Downtown Chicago's office vacancy rate hit a record high of 26.5% in the first quarter, marking the 11th consecutive quarter of high availability, with a slowing pace of tenant shrinkage and positive net absorption.

Iron Birch Advisors, a private wealth advisory practice, will be moving one block north in Midtown East to a new office space on the 20th floor of Sage’s 777 Third Avenue.

Changes in Hollywood's business dynamics, including layoffs and shifting models, are affecting the Los Angeles real estate market, with fewer deals among entertainment workers impacting residential areas like Burbank and Studio City.

New York City's Affordable Housing Service program connects shelter residents with housing through rental assistance vouchers, with over 450 units delivered and 500 more in the pipeline.

Lurin, a Dallas-based landlord, is facing foreclosure on $400 million worth of loans tied to multifamily properties in the Florida Panhandle.

GFO Investments plans to redevelop the Historic Miami-Dade County Courthouse into a mixed-use facility, including housing, hospitality, office, and retail uses.

HUD is considering relocating its headquarters within the D.C. metropolitan area or to cities outside the nation's capital region, following threats of workforce downsizing by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency.

Elie Tahari's son, Jeremey, is expanding the family's real estate domain by launching a brokerage arm of their private equity firm, Tahari Capital.

Los Angeles' "mansion tax" has generated lower revenue than expected due to a significant decline in sales volume in the city, leading to potential implications for housing development and property tax revenue.

The Chicago Bears are leaning towards Arlington Heights as the location for a new stadium, citing topography, transit access, and development potential as factors influencing the decision.

Mayor Eric Adams, now free of corruption charges, will run for re-election as an independent, potentially facing off against Andrew Cuomo in a complex race with implications for the real estate industry.

A North Beach property owner rushes to redevelop a fire-damaged building before it receives a historic designation, facing opposition over plans to demolish the facade for a denser project with more units.

Rockefeller Group Development Corporation plans to build a $52 million industrial complex in Irving, Texas, marking their first project in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Offshore lenders are at the forefront for payment if the troubled Oceanwide Plaza is sold, leaving contractors fighting for a piece of the pie.

Developer Andres Isaias purchased a waterfront property on North Bay Road for $17 million in order to build a $60-$65 million spec mansion, joining a trend of high-end real estate activity in the area.

Prism Places has been chosen to manage Santa Monica Place in an effort to revitalize the struggling mall due to challenges such as tenant departures and a defaulted loan by Macerich.

Philadelphia will not conduct property reassessments this year, maintaining the previous year's values due to a high volume of appeals, potentially saving property owners money but impacting the city's revenue and Mayor Parker's budget plans.

Law firm Goodwin Procter signs a 20-year lease for 250,000 square feet at 200 Fifth Avenue in the Flatiron District, with options to expand, as part of a deal brokered by Cushman & Wakefield.

Nathan Berman's Metro Loft Management faces pre-foreclosure at Manhattan office conversion project after defaulting on $265 million loan, but plans to provide financing to settle debts.

Metro Loft Management, led by Nathan Berman, faces a pre-foreclosure complaint at the 180 Water Street conversion due to an alleged default on a $265 million senior loan, signaling financial struggles with multiple loans.

Himmel + Meringoff Properties completes a major recapitalization of their mixed-use building at 525 West 57th Street, securing funding for medical space construction and future leasing amidst market volatility.

The penthouse at 111 West 57th Street listed for $110 million, offering 11,500 square feet across four floors with luxurious amenities and a unique appeal to a select group of potential buyers.

NNN Pro launches capital markets division led by former Marcus & Millichap broker Chris Marks to focus on net-lease deals and grow national platform.

Real estate stocks plummeted due to President Trump's tariffs, but some analysts see a long-term upside in the residential market.

Goodwin Procter signs final contract for major relocation of New York City office to 200 Fifth Avenue in 2026.

An East Bay vineyard property with baseball field and event center is being auctioned as the current owners retire, having turned the property into a successful community hub over nine years despite no prior winemaking experience.

Miami's two-bedroom apartment rents dropped 7.7% year-over-year to $3,350 in March, contributing to an overall 2.2% decrease in South Florida rents due to increased supply and a slowdown in in-migration.

Malouf Interests plans to build a grocery-anchored shopping center and restaurants on a 42-acre parcel in Lucas, Collin County, part of the fast-growing community northeast of Dallas.

Kirkland & Ellis expands New York City office presence with 131,000 square foot lease in Midtown East near existing large space.

In the last week of March, Broward County saw an increase in condo sales and dollar volume, with the top sale at Apogee Beach in Hollywood closing for $2.8 million.

Workers in the luxury tower at 130 William Street are rallying for fair wages and benefits after winning a union election.

Real estate executives, including those from the Durst Organization, donated to a super PAC tied to former Gov. Andrew Cuomo following a meeting where Cuomo expressed regret about aspects of the 2019 rent law.

Park 53's revamped lobby and new amenity space offer a modern and luxurious experience for tenants in the premier office property at 45 East 53rd Street in New York City.

Carmel Partners in Los Angeles plans to build a 43-story apartment tower with 532 units, including 64 affordable units, replacing previously approved 24-story plans and triggering a scandal involving former Council member José Huizar.

Los Angeles' office real estate market has hit bottom post-pandemic but is expected to remain stagnant for the near future, with slow recovery predicted in response to elevated leasing activity and shifting tenant demand.

Crosland Southeast's Exchange at Indian Land project near Charlotte includes 400 apartments, 320 townhomes, and anchor tenants Lowes Foods and Costco, with construction set to begin soon.

Kingsbarn Realty Capital acquires Hollywood office building housing Skims headquarters at a lower price than initially agreed upon, in a deal brokered by Newmark.

Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company settled a civil suit and will not receive over $30 million in allegedly fraudulent insurance claims related to Hurricane Irma, paying fines and legal fees totaling $6.5 million.

Miami-Dade County Commission approves $2.6 billion affordable housing development in Little River neighborhood.

Illinois home insurance premiums have surged by 50% from 2021 to 2024, the second-largest increase in the U.S., driven by rising costs for building materials and labor.

Designer Regine Traulsen and former NYC commissioner Bill Diamond sold their Palm Beach home for $16.2 million.

White House Global Properties, a Houston-based real estate brokerage founded by Washington Ho, is expanding to Austin and plans to hire 30 to 50 agents in the next few years.

Los Gatos files lawsuit to clarify state housing law and resolve issues with builder's remedy applications in order to efficiently approve much-needed housing.

Dallas is considering purchasing the old Dallas Morning News building from developer Ray Washburne as part of the city's convention center overhaul.