Sterling Bay landed a $79 million refinancing for its Fulton Market office high-rise in Chicago, a sign lenders are still underwriting trophy office assets in gateway markets outside New York. finance.yahoo.com
Revamp NYC filed plans to bring 99 residential units to 160 Pearl Street in the Financial District, converting office space in one of Lower Manhattan's older commercial buildings. commercialobserver.com
A 162-unit affordable housing lottery opened at a Financial District office tower, with rents starting at $1,056, continuing the wave of Lower Manhattan office-to-residential conversions. hoodline.com
HPP Advances is moving forward on an office-to-residential conversion project in San Francisco, part of a national trend reshaping distressed office stock into housing. bisnow.com
A Denver-based developer landed a $164 million loan for a Nashville data center, underscoring how much capital is still chasing data-center construction outside the Northeast's tighter regulatory states. bizjournals.com
New Jersey residents in Vineland are planning to sue a data center operator over unpermitted natural gas engines installed on site, adding a legal front to the state's data-center pushback. whyy.org
A new data-center proposal in New Jersey is drawing local pushback, the latest in a string of municipal fights over where the buildout can land in the state. northjersey.com
Hopkinton, Rhode Island's town council unanimously approved a ban on new data centers, joining a growing list of New England municipalities closing the door on the industry. thewesterlysun.com
A report examines what New York's data-center permitting framework could look like once the current moratorium under Executive Order 62 lifts, and how it would reshape development rules. cbs6albany.com