Original market data for the built environment.

Quarterly monitors on development pipelines, presale activity, and lease-up conditions in the markets we serve, compiled from public records and industry reporting. Every figure is attributed, every edition is dated and change-logged, and everything here is free to cite with attribution and a link.

Updated 26 September 2026 · Reviewed by Kirill Samarits, Founder and CEO

Q3 2026 · Edition 1

Chicago Development Pipeline Monitor

The office-to-residential conversion wave: 26 projects, roughly $1.8 billion, more than 4,000 units, and what the delivery clustering means for absorption.

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Q3 2026 · Edition 1

Miami Branded Residences Index

Every named branded-residence project in Miami: Bentley, Mercedes-Benz, Cipriani, St. Regis, Baccarat, Pagani, Waldorf Astoria and more, with units, status, and the absorption math.

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Q2 2026 · Edition 1

NYC New Developments Monitor

903 new building permits, 311 Manhattan new development contracts, 38 at $10M and above, 160 units launched: the New York quarter in four sourced numbers.

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Q2 2026 · Edition 1

Los Angeles New Developments Monitor

8,800+ homes permitted in six months, 25,636 apartments under construction, condo sales up 22%, and the Measure ULA and SB 79 changes that moved this quarter.

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2026 · From city permit data

Chicago's most active real estate developers, 2026

18 developers ranked from 77 Chicago building permits of $10 million and up, with a second public source for every row and the exact data query.

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2026 · From NYC Department of Buildings filings

New York's most active real estate developers, 2026

15 developers from 104 new-building filings of 100 units or more, filterable by borough and project type, with a source link on every row.

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Method

Monitors are compiled from public filings, city planning records, and named industry reporting. We publish the source list with every edition, we date every claim, and we correct the record in the changelog when a project's details change. Numbers we cannot attribute do not appear, and corrections reported to info@teramok.us are fixed and logged. If you find an error, write to info@teramok.us: we correct the record and log the correction in the changelog.

For journalists and analysts

Every monitor is free to cite with attribution. For commentary on presale, pre-construction, or lease-up marketing, reach the team at info@teramok.us or +1 (312) 838-1826. Client outcomes we can discuss publicly are collected in the case studies.