Clint Bawcom is leaving Cushman & Wakefield to lead Transwestern Real Estate Services in Houston, overseeing a large portfolio of commercial space.

Cleanup efforts for the Eaton fire are 99 percent complete, with 5,527 properties cleared and 5,471 having their rights-of-entry returned for rebuilding, while Southern California Edison offers compensation and the National Organization of Minority Architects provides free reconstruction design plans in Pacific Palisades.

House of Tangram is developing two high-tech hotels, Carbon Mansfield and Cache Legitimate & Kubo, within the $2.5 billion Staybolt Street District in Mansfield, featuring futuristic amenities such as biometric check-in, adaptive climate systems, robotic bartenders, drone delivery, and immersive media walls.

Real estate scion Jason Friedman is the top fundraiser in a crowded race to replace U.S. Rep. Danny Davis in Illinois’ 7th Congressional District, focusing on political experience rather than his real estate background.

The family office of Canadian billionaire Lino Saputo purchased a waterfront property on Allison Island for $16.5 million, adding to their existing holdings in the area.

Rep. Danny Davis will not seek reelection in 2026 after nearly three decades, endorsing state Rep. La Shawn Ford to succeed him in what promises to be a competitive race with at least eight challengers.

Category Five Real Estate purchased a portfolio of four apartment properties in Sunrise, Broward County, for $32.3 million, with plans to renovate and capitalize on strong rental demand in the area.

Formerly owned by Bob Dylan, a Renaissance Revival townhouse in Harlem is listed for sale at $3 million after being renovated by the current owners.

Manhattan's office market is experiencing a rebound with increased leasing activity, but some neighborhoods are still lagging behind.

IDC Logistics signed two new leases totaling 1.1 million square feet in San Bernardino and City of Industry for warehousing and manufacturing purposes, creating local production jobs for consumer electronics manufacturing.

IDC Logistics signed two large leases in San Bernardino and City of Industry for warehousing and manufacturing, creating local jobs and expanding their footprint in the Inland Empire industrial market.

Developers plan first residential project in West Palm Beach's Nora District, including 122-unit condo building and 350-unit apartment building.

Downtown San Diego experiences a surge in multifamily investment activity, with Lowe purchasing the 207-unit Tenth & G complex for $71 million.

Texas is implementing a mandatory real estate course for initial licensure and renewal, outlawing subagency and requiring agents to obtain written agreements with prospective buyers.

Kilroy Realty is rethinking its plans for the Flower Mart project in San Francisco, considering a broader mix of uses and potentially a phased development approach, as the city faces a high office vacancy rate and new legislation allowing for more residential space in developments.

DWS Group and Rreef are divesting from the office sector nationwide, focusing on residential properties in response to increasing capital intensity and lower risk-adjusted returns in the office market.

Econic Partners, a consultancy firm backed by Goldman Sachs Alternatives, signed a lease in Chicago's downtown office market, a positive development amidst low demand and high vacancy.

India is considering allowing foreign investors to invest in real estate investment trusts and infrastructure investment trusts to increase capital inflows, following in the footsteps of Saudi Arabia.

JLL Income Property Trust acquires a 1 million-square-foot industrial warehouse in Glendale, Arizona for $140 million, fully leased by Puma, with a loan from Thrivent Financial and plans for further investment in industrial facilities.

The U.S. construction industry experienced a slowdown in June, with overall spending decreasing and public projects outperforming private work amidst economic challenges like tariffs and high inflation.

Miami-Dade County officials have approved the $880 million HueHub residential development in Little River, featuring 4,032 units, affordable housing options, and seven 35-story towers.

Slate Asset Management and Stream Realty Partners plan to develop Dallas' 60-story Comerica Bank Tower into a mixed-use complex, facing controversy over the replacement of the tower's banking hall with a parking garage podium.

Empire Capital Holdings and Prime Group Holdings acquire two Manhattan buildings totaling $40.2 million for future development plans.

Arbor Realty Trust reported a significant drop in net income for the second quarter of 2025 but announced improvements to its balance sheet, including a capital raise and strong loan origination numbers in July, with optimism for the rest of the year.

A shooting at Blackstone's Park Avenue office raises questions about gun control laws and public safety in New York City.

Manhattan's office leasing activity in July showed strong signs of recovery with an increase in monthly leasing activity and potential for record-breaking volume in 2025.

A $100 million tenant-owned affordable housing project in Washington, D.C. receives significant financing to develop 108 apartments in Columbia Heights neighborhood, with units priced for low-income earners.

Corten Real Estate Partners buys The Line Hotel in Koreatown for $68 million, the largest hotel sale in Los Angeles this year, amid struggles for hotel owners to sell properties in the area.

Prairie Ridge Development acquires the former People's Gas site in Chicago's Portage Park from GW Properties, scaling back plans for a mixed-use project with 253 units and maintaining retail and affordable housing components.

Alex Sapir's Sapir Corporation missed a $3 million payment to Israeli bondholders for the Nomo Soho hotel, putting a deal to extend $34 million in debt in jeopardy.

Cousins Properties purchases The Link at Uptown for $218 million, marking the area's largest office trade of the year.

City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams criticizes Mayor Eric Adams for not using land-use veto for housing, while ignoring the role of member deference in killing affordable housing projects.

Ashkenazy Acquisition Corporation has acquired The Shops at Atlas Park in Glendale, Queens for $72 million, with plans to enhance and upgrade the property into a best-in-class lifestyle center.

Ares Management's strong portfolio growth in first half of 2025 fueled by acquisition of data center operator GCP International and successful fundraising efforts.

Paramount Group experienced a significant increase in leasing activity in the second quarter of 2025, with the highest volume since the pandemic, despite overall anemic financials.

Postman opens new headquarters in San Francisco's Financial District, expanding office space and doubling headcount to focus on AI, contributing to optimism in the city's office market.

Fannie Mae filed a $4 million foreclosure complaint against Salem House Holding and its manager for defaulting on a mortgage for a North Miami apartment building, part of a larger investigation into mortgage fraud involving multifamily borrowers.

Ellis Partners plans to convert a former American Red Cross building in Oakland into a senior housing facility with amenities such as a theater and fitness center, in collaboration with Spirit Living Group.

Pablo Castro and Laura Tauber gained approval for The HueHub, a 4,032-unit Live Local Act project in West Little River, making it South Florida's largest development with affordable housing.

Former Flagstar Financial chief compliance officer Ross Marrazzo is suing the bank under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, alleging he was terminated for investigating potential money laundering and insider trading by the bank's former president.

An East Hampton mansion has sold for $79.5 million in an all-cash deal, potentially making it the priciest sale in the Hamptons of the year.

Brown & Brown signed a lease for 41,000 square feet at Legacy Town Center in Plano, contributing to the strength of the suburban office market in the area.

Spelling Manor sold for $110 million, making it one of the priciest deals in Los Angeles County this year.

Spelling Manor was sold for $110 million, tying for the priciest Los Angeles County deal of the year, in a transaction managed by Carolwood Estates agents Drew Fenton and Linda May.

The Department of Buildings is cracking down on illegal single-room occupancy conversions in Brooklyn, highlighting the need for legal SROs as an affordable housing option.

REBNY is appealing to suspend New York City's FARE Act, arguing that it causes harm to brokers and landlords, while the city maintains that the law does not violate the First Amendment.

REBNY appeals to the Second Circuit to suspend NYC's new FARE Act, arguing it harms brokers and landlords.

Former lender buys prominent Koreatown hotel for $68 million after default by previous owner, largest hotel deal in L.A. County this year.

Tom Cousins, the founder of Cousins Properties and Atlanta Hawks, passed away at 93, leaving behind a legacy of shaping Atlanta's skyline and championing mixed-income housing revitalization.

Tom Cousins, a prominent developer and philanthropist who founded the Atlanta Hawks, dies at 93 after shaping Atlanta's skyline with iconic projects like 191 Peachtree and NationsBank Plaza.

Douglas Elliman experienced increased losses in Q2, launching new initiatives while facing challenges in the housing market influenced by mortgage rates and tariff policies.

AI founder Daniel Nadler purchased a $38.2 million penthouse at Four Seasons Residences at the Surf Club, setting a record at $6,731 per square foot, opting for hotel-like amenities and luxury living.

Anish Kapoor, creator of Chicago's "Cloud Gate" sculpture, relists his Tribeca condo for $17.75 million after several price drops.

Texas law SB 840 could potentially undermine Austin's affordable housing strategy by allowing residential developers to build mixed-use projects without city rezoning approval.

Federal Reserve officials kept interest rates steady, disappointing investors in public real estate investment trusts amid earnings reports and uncertainty over potential tariffs, leading to a decline in the FTSE Nareit All REITs index.

Pacific Life Insurance and White Oak Realty Partners are selling the Milieu, a 275-unit apartment tower in Chicago's West Loop, part of a trend of large multifamily properties coming to market in the area.

Cross Lake Partners, GreenPointe Holdings, and Rivers Residential secure $56.6 million loan to refinance Easton Riverview multifamily community in South Hillsborough County, Fla., with Mesa West Capital providing the loan.

British Columbia refuses to reopen housing market to foreign capital, despite developers' pleas, blaming restrictions for slowing presales and new housing starts.

Byron Weiss and his sons, in partnership with OliverBuchanan Group, seek to transform historic Denver Rock Drill site into a mixed-use development, including housing, office, retail, and a hotel.

Marius Fortelni's Forté Development secures a $60 million construction loan for the 17-unit Forté Luxe townhouse project in Jupiter, with prices starting at $4 million.