Ballast Investments purchased two rent-controlled multifamily buildings in Nob Hill, San Francisco for $25.9 million, receiving strong buyer confidence despite new seismic retrofit ordinances.

Mark Moshayedi's Space Investment Partners purchased the Fullerton Metrocenter for $118.5 million from Kite Realty Group, making it the priciest retail deal in Orange County so far this year.

After a 14-year dispute, Palisades Tahoe, the League to Save Lake Tahoe, and Sierra Watch have reached a settlement that significantly reduces the proposed expansion of the ski resort.

Fortress Investment Group has seized Charles Cohen's $48 million megayacht in Italy due to his failure to pay a $187 million court judgment, escalating their legal battle.

Fetner Properties, MCB Real Estate, and Farallon Capital acquire a 463-unit Fort Greene multifamily development at 240 Willoughby Street for $209.5 million, with 147 affordable housing units.

Henry County commissioners approved a rezoning and development agreement for "The Grove," a 1,278-acre master-planned community near Hampton, metro Atlanta, featuring over 6,100 residential units and various commercial spaces.

California is committing $101 million to build affordable rental housing in areas affected by the Los Angeles wildfires, with projects prioritizing households displaced receiving preference as long as the units remain affordable for at least 55 years.

Palisades Tahoe, the League to Save Lake Tahoe, and Sierra Watch have settled a 14-year dispute by significantly scaling back proposed ski resort expansion plans in order to preserve the area's natural character.

Owners of a Northern Virginia office complex transfer debt to special servicing in a move to strengthen financial structure, despite claiming the buildings are not in distress.

Judd Rosen, attorney for Surfside condo collapse victims, purchases neighbor's Miami Beach waterfront home for $15.5 million as part of a trend of high-value real estate deals on Venetian Islands.

Kohan Retail Investment Group is seeking a hotel partner to redevelop a portion of 311 South Wacker Drive in Chicago into a 300-room hotel in an effort to reposition the tower they acquired.

Astor Place Starbucks commercial space facing foreclosure after Gindis allegedly default on $26.7 million loan.

Kolter Group seeks streamlined approval for their Alton Delray apartment development with workforce housing component in Delray Beach under the Live Local Act.

Ian Schrager is fighting back against Whole Foods Market's attempt to shut down the rooftop bar at his Public Hotel due to delivery truck issues.

Peoria is planning to purchase nearly 835 acres of land to develop a state-of-the-art innovation hub, with $140 million invested in initial infrastructure development.

Sarwar Food Distribution relocates to Maspeth, Queens, leasing warehouse space for sourcing and delivering food with a three-year lease.

After a failed bankruptcy sale, the landmarked Bowery Savings Bank finds a new owner in Ilya Zavolunov, owner of a chain of bakeries and catering halls in Queens, who purchased the building for $20 million.

LargaVista Companies turns over deed to construction site in Long Island City to development partner for $82.5 million, facilitating the building of a 561-unit apartment building with affordable units and retail space near Queens Plaza.

Eric Adams' former chief of staff, Frank Carone, sold his Mill Basin mansion for $4.5 million after originally asking $6.9 million, with the buyer purchasing the home for his son.

The Third District Court of Appeal sided with holdout condo owners at Biscayne 21, dealing a blow to Two Roads Development's plans for an Edition Residences luxury project, with implications for future condo buyouts in Florida.

Zara is expanding its presence in New York City by signing a lease for a new store near Herald Square.

A lakefront mansion in Winnetka sold for $11.4 million, becoming the second-priciest residential sale in the Chicago area this year.

Raven Capital Management acquires $40 million loan for Brandon Miller's East Harlem office building developed by Real Estate Equities Corporation before his death, as other REEC projects face issues post-Miller's passing.

Fulcrum Properties plans to renovate St. Augustine Church on the Lower East Side, adding a 21-story apartment building with income-restricted units and retail space in a partnership with the church.

Uniqlo is opening a new store near Manhattan's Union Square at 860 Broadway, expanding its presence in New York City.

Fields West in Frisco's Fields community secured a $425 million construction loan and $70 million in municipal bonds to begin delivering its $2 billion commercial development by the third quarter of 2027.

An appellate court ruled that the Adams administration must implement the expansion of New York City's housing voucher program, with the City Council urging prompt implementation while the administration explores legal options.

Nick and Natasha Gross are in contract to sell their West Hollywood Edition penthouse listed for $13.5 million, making it the top signed contract based on asking price in Los Angeles for the week.

A10 Capital wins bankruptcy auction for Gateway at Wynwood but faces potential sale to Beach Hill Capital Investors offering higher price.

The Bank of Korea maintains interest rates to prevent property bubble amidst struggling economy and U.S. tariffs.

Shopoff Realty Investments secures a $52 million loan to refinance a newly built industrial project in suburban Phoenix, positioning the project to attract industrial tenants and capitalize on the Mesa market's strong metrics.

Special servicer LNR Partners and trustee Wilmington Trust are moving to foreclose on Joseph Moinian's 535-545 Fifth Avenue properties for defaulting on a $310 million loan.

Tampa developer secures $107.3 million debt package to refinance three multifamily properties in Central Florida.

A joint venture involving Fetner Properties, MCB Real Estate, and Farallon Capital Management purchased a newly renovated apartment building in Fort Greene, Brooklyn for $209.5 million, featuring 463 units including 147 affordable units.

A restored lakefront mansion in Kenilworth, built in 1906, is listed for $15 million, setting a new record for the wealthy North Shore village after being renovated by the current owner.

Downtown Los Angeles faces challenges but shows signs of recovery with increasing investment, improved public safety, and potential for growth with upcoming global events like the FIFA World Cup and Summer Olympics.

Amazon is expanding its office footprint in Miami's Wynwood Plaza, leasing an additional 25,000 square feet.

Surrey, a Vancouver suburb, struggles to curb illegal residential conversions despite efforts and fines, in the midst of a larger housing crisis in the area.

Tim Leiweke, CEO of Oak View Group, resigns following federal indictment alleging a bid-rigging scheme related to Moody Center arena development at University of Texas at Austin.

A joint venture between Comcast and the Sixers ownership group acquired Market Street properties for $56 million, with plans to re-energize the area despite abandoning an arena project.

The Oakland Marriott City Center has been sold at a foreclosure auction for $70.2 million, representing a 51 percent decrease from its previous sale, amid a series of hotel foreclosures in Oakland.

Midtown Capital Partners plans to build a 22-story, 348-unit Live Local Act tower in Miami's Little River neighborhood, with 40 percent of units designated as workforce or affordable housing, following a trend of similar developments across South Florida.

Blackstone is marketing the fully leased Shops at Skyview in Flushing, Queens for a sale price of around $425 million, part of a larger complex with apartments and medical space.

Ian Jacobs, heir to the Reichmann real estate dynasty, continues his buying spree in San Francisco's Union Square with the purchase of 35-41 Powell Street for $7.1 million as part of his $75 million Project Uris plan.

Inglewood is set to gain nearly 600 new townhomes near Hollywood Park, with amenities and 10 percent reserved for low-income households, to be developed in five phases by 2029.

Broward County's condo sales and dollar volume remain steady during July Fourth holiday week, with top sale at $2.1 million in Pompano Beach.

Douglas Emmett Realty founder lists his Brentwood home for $58.5 million, becoming the priciest listing in the neighborhood.

Jim Letchinger's firm JDL and equity partner Kayne Anderson are moving forward with purchasing the failed Lincoln Yards development site, now rebranded as Foundry Park, with plans for housing units, retail space, and community revitalization.

Manhattan sees record high median rent prices in June, with factors such as the FARE Act and high demand contributing to the increase.

The U.S. office market continues to show recovery momentum as vacancy rates decline, transaction volume increases, and major markets like Manhattan and San Francisco see leasing activity grow.

Kelem Butts, a former AT&T executive, becomes the new executive director of Uptown Dallas Inc., emphasizing a diverse mix of real estate offerings for the area.

Despite overall market stalls and geopolitical concerns, New York City's luxury real estate market remains strong due to increased foreign buyer activity.

A lakefront mansion with a private beach on Lake Michigan's North Shore is listed for just under $8.8 million, boasting 200 feet of beachfront and extensive renovations.

New York City saw 270 real estate deals worth $363 million on July 9, with the top residential sale in Tribeca and the priciest commercial sale in Long Island City.

The potential change to give borough presidents more say in rezonings may be pitched to voters in November, with the possibility of establishing an appeals board to override City Council decisions in the land use process.

Blackstone is selling The Shops at Skyview in Queens for an estimated $425 million, attracting interest from various investors due to its high cash-on-cash returns and prime location in the rapidly growing neighborhood of Flushing.

Albert Taban and Michael Pashaie's Pasadena Office Tower undergoes a significant reappraisal, dropping by 59% from a decade ago, as tenants leave the property.

Lakeside Capital Advisors sold suburban Warrenville apartment complex, The Westlyn, for $59 million to Artemis Real Estate Partners, highlighting growing momentum in Chicago's suburban multifamily market.

2SP Partners and Transwestern Development Co. purchased 10.2-acre site in Fort Worth for a new development called Merrimac, which will include a seven-story apartment complex and retail space near TCU and the Trinity River.

Dallas-Fort Worth's office market absorbs positively in the second quarter, focusing on high-end trophy offices in suburbs and financial services companies dominating the construction pipeline.