Better late than never. There is an update available vor Revit 2012. Find it here.

Austodesk has release the 2nd update for Revit 2011. Contrarty to intuition, this can be found under the product download section, rather than the update section for Revit Architecture on the Autodesk site.

At the same time Autodesk has released the latest Subscription Advantage Pack for Revit 2011, including a new type of server for central files, a conceptual energy analysis tool and a set of extensions. I am now downloading all that and will report on my progress later.

As I have just found out there is a first update out for Revit 2011:

Revit Architecture Downloads

Revit Structure Downloads

Revit MEP Downloads

Looks like the main things are stability and performance issues.

The About Revit info from the help menu will now display this:

(Notice the "Web Update 1 Service Pack" under the build-ID!)
 
Thanks to the Revit Clinic for the post.

Autodesk has released what they call the Subscription Advantage Pack. You can download it via the website or just by going to your subscription center in Revit (as long as you have a subscription).

To check out the advantages, watch this video.

What I really like is the way the Modify-tools stay available even when you are already modifying.

So, for example, I select an object and click on move. - Damn, I wanted to copy, not move. - Up until now I had to escape out, reselect the object and start again.

That is now no longer neccessary as the copy-tool is still available, even after I have already started the move command. Nice, especially if you have selected numerous objects.

There has been another update published for Revit. Please follow this link:

Autodesk Revit Architecture Update 2

It looks like it's mainly a stability improvement, but for me, that's an important issue (see my post from a few days ago.)

Anyway, go forth and install.

After encountering a few crashes while modifying walls (actually, trying to attach a wall to another wall, resulting in a conflict with a placed window), I sent a report to Autodesk. Turns out there is a hotfix for this.

Just in case you didn't know, here is the download page:

Autodesk Website - Download Area

This was published in August, but I figure, better late than never.

I have just found out that there is an update available.

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/item?siteID=123112&id=12828862

Go forth and install.